There are several developers who provide updates to new Chromium, but we don't have a way of coordinating them.
I think a simple way to solve this is to create issues titled "Updating to Chromium x.x.x.x" requesting for someone to claim it (perhaps pinning the issue too). Additionally, this can serve as a thread to discuss issues or questions while updating.
Ideally, these issues should be auto-generated whenever a new stable version of Chromium releases (as shown on https://omahaproxy.appspot.com, for example). I'd like an automated way of creating these issues, preferably using a free service. Anyone have ideas?
We could create a scheduled github workflow that scrapes the chromium releases webpages and creates a issue.
In that issue anyone who wants to work on it can say that they are and anyone else who would like to work on it can try to help someone or do his own thing as a case can happen that someone claims and never delivers.
We could create a scheduled github workflow that scrapes the chromium releases webpages and creates a issue.
Huh, did not know that. This'll work.
In that issue anyone who wants to work on it can say that they are and anyone else who would like to work on it can try to help someone or do his own thing as a case can happen that someone claims and never delivers.
For now, I'll give the benefit of the doubt and hope whoever claims it is willing and able to see it through. I might also suggest that they create a draft PR so there's better visibility.
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We could create a scheduled github workflow that scrapes the chromium releases webpages and creates a issue.
In that issue anyone who wants to work on it can say that they are and anyone else who would like to work on it can try to help someone or do his own thing as a case can happen that someone claims and never delivers.