Migrate project to a new team?

[fraenki]

Hi 👋

We are preparing a new release of zabbixapi, which will provide compatibility with Zabbix 7, merge some PRs and drop support for obsolete Zabbix releases. However, currently we are planning to release this in our fork.

But we are wondering: would you consider handing zabbixapi over to our team? We are grateful for the development and effort that went into zabbixapi and would love to keep it alive.

[zlyoha]

@fraenki Thank you for your interest in keeping this repository active and sustainable. Our team is genuinely interested in ensuring that the project continues to benefit the community. I’ve forwarded your request to our team for review, and after our internal discussion, I’ll get back to you with an update. Thank you.

[fraenki]

@zlyoha Did you have a chance to discuss this with the team? Thanks 😊

[zlyoha]

@fraenki Yes, we have decided to transfer the project to give it a second life. Will Markt-de be the target company owner?

[fraenki]

That's great news! 🥳 Yes, please transfer to the markt-de GitHub organization.

And while we're at it: could you also transfer the rubygems entry or add us as an owner? Otherwise we would not be able to release a new version under the same name (rubygems does not allow duplicates). The rubygems user is also markt-de.

[zlyoha]

We’ve added a new owner to the RubyGems package—you can verify it there. I’m now initiating the process of transferring ownership of the GitHub repository.

[zlyoha]

@fraenki I don’t have permissions to create public repositories in the target organization, so I’ve granted you administrator rights to this repository to enable the transfer. The latest commit to README.md includes a mention of the original repository creators—please preserve this mention for historical purposes. I also recommend reviewing the maintainers and owners on both GitHub and RubyGems.

[fraenki]

@zlyoha Thank you very much! I've successfully transfered the repository. We'll take some time to review maintainers/owners soon.