Is this project still active?
See original GitHub issueThis project has been moved into an “abandoned” organization and doesn’t seem to have any activity recently.
Is there still interest in getting it back to a working state? If I am interested in maintaining it going forward, could I continue to release it under the aiozmq name?
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@asvetlov I’m (finally) getting ready to release a new version of aiozmq, but it turns out I don’t have permissions on pypi. Could you add me to https://pypi.org/project/aiozmq/ ? Thanks!
Yes, everything is fine: https://pypi.org/project/aiozmq/0.9.0a0/#files
Release process:
__init__.py../CHANGES.txtgit tag -a v0.9.0a0 -m "Release 0.9.0a0". Please note: the tag is prefixed withv`, this is the usual rule for GitHub.