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Move Cucumber-Android out of Cucumber-JVM
See original GitHub issueA few months ago we moved the JVM language modules out of cucumber-jvm into standalone git repositories/maven projects.
Last week we removed OSGi - see #1404.
I want to move cucumber-android to a separate project too, for the same reasons:
- It’s hard to build, and most of the core team are not familiar with the toolchain
- It only accounts for 0.14% of all Cucumber usage (according to the metrics in the blog post above)
Are there any @cucumber/committers who are interested in taking over ownership of this? There isn’t a cucumber-android team yet, but I’m happy to set one up.
If nobody steps up this is likely to go the same way as OSGi I’m afraid.
@friederbluemle @SierraGolf @cgnuechtel @K76154 @mfellner you have contributed to cucumber-android in the past. Are you interested in taking this over?
/cc @mattwynne
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Hi @aslakhellesoy, I’m also volunteering for
cucumber-androidmaintenance. Thanks 🙇cucumber-androidis quite simple and does not require much maintenance due tocucumber-coreorcucumber-javachanges. I could take ownership of this project but I’m not sure about exact responsibility - what kind of work should be done by me now and in the future?