Proposal to create componentize-go #139
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Signed-off-by: Andrew Steurer <94206073+asteurer@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Joel Dice <joel.dice@fermyon.com>
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Thank you for this offering to contribute componentize-go to the BA! As you know (and as is mentioned in the proposal itself) I personally strongly support accepting this proposal. The TSC as a whole will discuss it, most likely at the meeting on Tuesday next week, and will provide an update here afterwards. |
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The TSC discussed and gladly accepted this proposal today! @asteurer thank you so much for this!
As a next step, there are some small tweaks that should be done to the repo:
- adding the Bytecode Alliance header to the
README.md(you can use one of the othercomponentize-*repos as a template) - ensuring that the license file is fully correct (which is almost the case, except for this line
With that done, we can transfer the repository. You might be able to start that process on your end, at which point I'd get a notification. If not, we can work on getting that sorted together in DMs.
We'll merge this PR once the repository has been transferred successfully.
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@tschneidereit Looks like I don't have permission to create a public repo for the bytecodealliance which is preventing me from initiating the transfer. Is that something you can help with? |
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Yeah, I thought I remembered that GitHub enabled transfers without org membership somehow by now, but was clearly mistaken. The easiest way to address this is to enable you to create repos in the org, so let's make that happen over in #140 :) |
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componentize-go is a project to create components using the Go programming language. It currently resides at https://github.com/asteurer/componentize-go/. We aim to make this tool the easiest, most efficient way to build components using Go.