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The BeneDict project has not seen an update for 5 years and I honestly think the author would not mind if this project took over. I recently did this with a project and while it took a while, the admin finally changed ownership to me.
I do not like how easy it is to forget to add the python- prefix to so many packages when the better name is taken by a dead project. It wastes time and is potentially dangerous if a malicious package is at the better name.
The process for name transfer is documented in PEP 541.
Once the name is transferred you can put a deprecation notice on a final release of python-benedict directing users to the shorter name.
@Tatsh thank you for the suggestion, this is something I definitely should do.
In the past, in a similar situation for another package of mine, I asked to the author of a "dead" package to let my project to take over.
He was open to do it, but only for money, so I refused.
This is another reason why I decided to prefix my python packages with python-: to have more freedom of choice when choosing project name and being consistent for all packages.
@SurrealAI would you be open to let python-benedict to take over the benedict project name ownership?
The
BeneDict
project has not seen an update for 5 years and I honestly think the author would not mind if this project took over. I recently did this with a project and while it took a while, the admin finally changed ownership to me.I do not like how easy it is to forget to add the
python-
prefix to so many packages when the better name is taken by a dead project. It wastes time and is potentially dangerous if a malicious package is at the better name.The process for name transfer is documented in PEP 541.
Once the name is transferred you can put a deprecation notice on a final release of python-benedict directing users to the shorter name.
@SurrealAI
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