Lettuce is looking for a another maintainer

[gabrielfalcao]

I think many will agree that Lettuce needs another maintainer.

I'm willing to give write permissions to this repository for someone who:

• Is commited with unit, functional and integration testing
• Will have in mind that accepting pull requests without tests would potentially break builds of a lot of people that rely on Lettuce.
• Is willing to make Lettuce more awesome.

Please comment here if you are interested in becoming a new maintainer for lettuce and why.

Thank you so much :)

[adaschevici]

Hello. I would be interested in helping maintaining this repo if possible.
In working with lettuce i have learned a lot and i am highly dedicated to testing for the sake of the code.
I have gone through: testing/doc writing and development throughout my career as a professional.
I would also be available for doing the documentation work as well/features/bug fixing.

[gabrielfalcao]

@adaschevici would you like to merge some specific pull request or close an issue?
I just wanna have a sense of how you code, then we discuss the merge, and I give you commit access to the repo.
How does that sound?

[gabrielfalcao]

Also @danni just joined as co-maintainer

[adaschevici]

@gabrielfalcao : sounds good.
I started checking the issues
I have 2 pull requests: #413, #414 for issues #58 and #245.
Also i would like to close #282, #170 as they no longer reproduce as far as i can tell.
For #198 i haven't found any elegant solutions but since jython is almost at 2.7 i propose closing this one as well.

[gabrielfalcao]

@danni and @adaschevici are co-maintainers now.
Now we need a way to keep in touch to circle up things before releases.

Any ideas?

[adaschevici]

@gabrielfalcao and @danni
email/skype/hangouts whatever works i'm fine with it.

[alistair-broomhead]

Hi guys, I just wanted to see whether there's likely to be a new package on pypi any time soon, as the last package was uploaded 2013-08-26 and there have been a reasonable number of changes since then - I'm currently stuck with -e git+https://github.com/gabrielfalcao/lettuce.git#egg=lettuce in my requirements files.

[danni]

Hi Alistair,

We're currently working on a new branch of Lettuce that will form the 0.3
release. However it's worth having another 0.2 release... Gabriel?

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Hi guys, I just wanted to see whether there's likely to be a new package
on pypi any time soon, as the last package was uploaded 2013-08-26 and
there have been a reasonable number of changes since then - I'm currently
stuck with -e git+https://github.com/gabrielfalcao/lettuce.git#egg=lettuce
in my requirements files.

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[gabrielfalcao]

@danni that sounds good to me. Should I make the release?

[michelts]

There are pull requests that could be merged before this new release, what do you think? I'm specially interested in the #437 and #445 but there are some typo fixes that would be easy to merge too.

[alistair-broomhead]

Any update on the new 2.x package?

[alistair-broomhead]

@gabrielfalcao @michelts any clue as to whether we might get a package soon? Id be happy to have a second release one some pull requests have been merged, but currently installing from github is interfering with a workflow involving using pip2pi

[michelts]

Sorry, I couldn't find a way to change #437 approach, as @danni suggested. In that case, I think we must go ahead without it...

[alistair-broomhead]

@gabrielfalcao bump

[gabrielfalcao]

I just released 0.2.20, sorry for the delay.
The integration tests are not working in my computer and it was intriguing me since the travis build is green.
It turns out that the integration tests were not running in travis anyways. So just released it considering that unit and functional tests work.

[alistair-broomhead]

Cheers!

On 1 October 2014 16:24, Gabriel Falcão notifications@github.com wrote:

I just released 0.2.20, sorry for the delay.
The integration tests are not working in my computer and it was intriguing
me since the travis build is green.
It turns out that the integration tests were not running in travis
anyways. So just released it considering that unit and functional tests
work.

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[dnozay]

Hi, I am also interested in reviewing / maintaining lettuce.

[doup]

Just to know, the project is being worked on infoxchange/lettuce:new-parser, isn't it? (+ #430) There are lot's of PR waiting and the project seems dead. Maybe a note in README.md would help. I was thinking to fix two issues I've found but I'm not sure if it's worth it, or if it'll better to directly work on infoxchange repo.

Anyway, I really appreciate the work done so far. 👍

[gabrielfalcao]

@dnozay, @doup I'll be glad to give you commit access on lettuce.
I feel really bad because I haven't used lettuce myself in so long.
I built this project because I needed it and I used it for years, but lately I've been working on project where pure unit and functional tests are all I need. I used to use lettuce only for acceptance tests

[danni]

Hi Asier,

I can review your PRs. But the future of Lettuce is certainly the new
parser branch.

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Just to know, the project is being worked on
infoxchange/lettuce:new-parser, isn't it? (+ #430
#430) There are lot's of
PR waiting and the project seems dead. Maybe a note in README.md would
help. I was thinking to fix two issues I've found but I'm not sure if it's
worth it, or if it'll better to directly work on infoxchange repo.

Anyway, I really appreciate the work done so far. [image: 👍]

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[dnozay]

What I have seen done with other projects: create an organization (e.g. "lettuce") and transfer ownership to the organization, then add folks to the organization.

[adaschevici]

@dnozay, @doup 👍 on what danielle said. The new parser is really nice and i've tried for a while to get it to pass with the tests but no luck.
This needs to be done somehow to return lettuce to the stable status. I haven't really had time to work on it...for the past year but i am planning to start working on this again as well.
If you guys want to help you are really welcome to it and i want to help if i can. I have been keeping an eye out on what is going on.

[jeremyjjbrown]

Are there any plans to add the ability to generate a cucumber.json for use in Jenkins? If not, I might be interested in adding it.

[dnozay]

@gabrielfalcao - could i please have committer access?
@danni - since you have committer access, can you please push the new parser branch to this repo (e.g. a new-parser branch)?

[danni]

Yes I'll do that when I get home next week.

On Saturday, 4 July 2015, Damien Nozay notifications@github.com wrote:

@gabrielfalcao https://github.com/gabrielfalcao - could i please have
committer access?
@danni https://github.com/danni - since you have committer access, can
you please push the new parser branch to this repo (e.g. a new-parser
branch)?

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