It was around five years ago when @hhariri reached out to me, to discuss the merge of Spek and KSpec. Both projects have similar goals (KSpec was born out of my frustration of Spek at that time) so the merge was very beneficial for both projects. Fast forward to now, it has been quite a journey and the experience in maintaining an open source project (Spek was my first big one btw!) helped me grow quite a lot as a software engineer. Sadly, all journeys must come to an end - I'll be stepping down as maintainer. My interests have shifted and there is this burning drive within me to work on something different.

I'm looking for new maintainer(s) that will bring Spek to the next level, if you are interested or know someone that might be - please reach out to me in Kotlin Slack (either in the #spek channel or dm) or twitter: @raniejade

I'll be sticking for a while to provide bugfixes until a new maintainer(s) can be found.