terraform-provider-proxmox is now under the BPG Labs organization

[bpg-dev]

Hey everyone,

The bpg/terraform-provider-proxmox repository now lives under a GitHub Organization — BPG Labs. This is a governance change — no action is required on your part.

What changed

• bpg has transitioned from a personal GitHub account to a GitHub Organization — BPG Labs
• My new personal GitHub handle is @bpg-dev
• The project homepage is bpg.sh

What didn't change

• Provider source address: bpg/proxmox — unchanged
• Repository URL: github.com/bpg/terraform-provider-proxmox — unchanged
• Go module path: github.com/bpg/terraform-provider-proxmox — unchanged
• Git remote URLs: all existing clone/push/pull URLs continue to work
• Terraform Registry: registry.terraform.io/providers/bpg/proxmox — unchanged
• OpenTofu Registry: bpg/proxmox — unchanged
• Your Terraform/OpenTofu configuration: no changes needed
• Your state files: no changes needed

Why

As the project has grown, a personal account became a bottleneck for collaboration. An organization gives us:

• Team-based permissions for maintainers and contributors
• Organization-level secrets and CI/CD configuration
• A clearer separation between the project and my personal GitHub activity
• A better foundation for long-term project governance

What you might notice

• My comments and commits going forward will show as @bpg-dev instead of @bpg
• Old @bpg mentions in issues/PRs now point to the organization rather than my personal profile — the content is fully preserved
• If you @-mention me, use @bpg-dev

Sponsoring

If you'd like to support the project, GitHub Sponsors is still available at github.com/sponsors/bpg-dev.

If you run into any issues that you believe are related to this change, please open an issue and I'll address it promptly.
Questions or concerns? Feel free to ask in this discussion thread.

-- Pavel (@bpg-dev) · bpg.sh