✨ Call for Maintainers ✨

[lwasser]

The all contributors bot is seeking new maintainers

Thousands of projects use the All-Contributors bot to acknowledge contributors, but we need help maintaining it.
We have recently redone the documentation and gotten this back online.

What We Need

We're looking for 2-3 maintainers who can help with:

• JavaScript builds - Managing dependencies, build tooling, and code maintenance
• Making some critical bug updates to the code base
• Deployment - Helping with app deployment and infrastructure

We can also use your help updating the documentation if you have bandwidth for that but aren't comfortable with javascript development workflows!!

About the Project

• GitHub Application + CLI tool
• JavaScript/Node.js
• Actively used by thousands of projects

What's Involved

• Reviewing and merging PRs
• Triaging issues
• Keeping dependencies updated
• Helping with releases

Interested?

Please feel free to comment below or reach out if you'd like to contribute to maintaining this widely used tool.

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[tanialapalelo]

Hi @lwasser
My name is Tania, a software engineer from Indonesia. It would be an honor to to learn, contribute and maintain this awesome project 🔥

[lwasser]

Hey there @tanialapalelo !! Thanks for the interest!! Where did you find us? did you see a post or did you find us here on github?

We'd love to have you join our work here. Where would you like to start? We've been working on the documentation, but we also know that the big next step is to be able to update the bot app, and to do that, we need a test sandbox. I've started to migrate the documentation from the app repository in this org over to here:

#966

The other place that you could let me know about our talks.
I think there are three buckets of tasks to work on here

1. triaging issues that are open - some might be old enough to close
2. documentation - we've redone the docs, but now we're documenting the app / cli part of the repository.
3. Updating the app - this is important but we can't do that until we understand the deployment infrastructure!

What sounds interesting to you to work on?