@MikeMcQuaid
Thank you for reviewing the patch! Do you have any plans to make a new release so that people can use it via setup-licensed?

@nozaq Done, thanks for nudge: https://github.com/licensee/licensed/releases/tag/v5.0.3

GitHub

Release v5.0.3 · licensee/licensed

What's Changed

Support pnpm v9 by @nozaq in #803

New Contributors

@nozaq made their first contribution in #803

Full Changelog: v5.0.2...v5.0.3

@MikeMcQuaid Great! Thank you for keep maintaining licensed by the way, it helps us a lot 🚀

@nozaq You're welcome! Same here, that's why I offered to help maintain it 😁. If you're ever interested in helping out with maintaining it and e.g. reviewing my PRs: shout!

@MikeMcQuaid I'd be happy to help out 👍🏼 It seems there are quite a few obvious tasks, such as reviewing old issues and fixing recently suspended or failing CI tests 😉

@nozaq Great, thanks! Would you like me to make a list of some suggested tasks somewhere or are you happy to just get started? Could grant you maintainer access after 0-2 more PRs? Let me know what you think!

@MikeMcQuaid It would be great if you could suggest some tasks, as I don’t have enough context about what’s been going on in this repository. Just in case they’re needed, here are some tasks I would propose:

• Fix the test cases that were recently disabled (such as NuGet and pipenv 3.x).
• Add tests to the CI test matrix to detect failures with newer package manager versions.

Regarding maintainer access, I completely understand and agree that ensuring security is paramount. If and when you decide it’s the right time to grant access, I’ll be ready, but I’m not in any hurry. Until then, I’m happy to continue submitting PRs or adding review comments as needed 😉