Want to release 0.19 version. Add me to gem owners, please? #10
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Sure, absolutely. I’ll add you shortly.
… On Aug 17, 2022, at 8:27 AM, Micah Geisel ***@***.***> wrote:
Hello @fbonetti, you may remember me from years ago as a contributor to this project and the elm-rails project, where I am a co-owner of that gem.
I stopped using these gems in favor of the official Webpack support once Webpacker hit the scene. However, now with import maps being viable, I'm thrilled to dump webpack in my various projects, and my Elm projects are the only thing holding me back. Therefore, this approach becomes viable again!
I have a new 0.19 compatible version of this and elm-rails ready to release, but I don't have permissions to release this gem. Would you mind adding me?
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@fbonetti Awesome, I'm into the Github repo now, thank you for the permissions, and for the quick response! Can you please add me to the gem owners for the elm-compiler rubygem, as well, so I can cut a v0.4.0? |
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@fbonetti Okay, v0.4.0 is on master, and ready to go. The command for you to run is |
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Just added you.
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@fbonetti <https://github.com/fbonetti> Okay, v0.4.0 is on master, and
ready to go. The command for you to run is gem owner elm-compiler --add
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I'm in! Thank you so much!
Goodbye and good riddance, webpack, node, node_modules, all of it! 😁
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Just added you.
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Hello @fbonetti, you may remember me from years ago as a contributor to this project and the elm-rails project, where I am a co-owner of that gem.
I stopped using these gems in favor of the official Webpack support once Webpacker hit the scene. However, now with import maps being viable, I'm thrilled to dump webpack in my various projects, and my Elm components are the only thing holding me back. Therefore, this approach becomes desirable again!
I have a new 0.19 compatible version of this and elm-rails ready to release, but I don't have permissions to release this gem. Would you mind adding me as a collaborator to this repo, and as an owner to the elm-compiler gem on rubygems.org? Thank you!
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