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Add package maintainers #173
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@S-S-X No, this is currently not supported. What people have been doing is creating accounts for projects and sharing API keys for those among maintainers. |
This is something definitely worth adding:
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Would that require separate API keys or could the same API key owned by the user be used to upload to the org account as well? (e.g. an |
Looks like a duplicate of #127. |
nvim-treesitter is a common dependency across Neovim plugins. Using luarocks may alleviate the need for users to specify their plugins' dependencies in their plugin manager. (e.g., vim-plug or packer). See also: https://teto.github.io/posts/2021-09-17-neovim-plugin-luarocks.html NOTE: If this is merged, a package on www.luarocks.org will need to be added, which can be done from only one account. See luarocks/luarocks-site#173.
nvim-treesitter is a common dependency across Neovim plugins. Using luarocks may alleviate the need for users to specify their plugins' dependencies in their plugin manager. (e.g., vim-plug or packer). See also: https://teto.github.io/posts/2021-09-17-neovim-plugin-luarocks.html NOTE: If this is merged, a package on www.luarocks.org will need to be added, which can be done from only one account. See luarocks/luarocks-site#173.
Is there currently any way to add more package maintainers to luarocks.org site so that other people can manage uploaded modules?
It looks like API keys cannot be used because those seem to always impersonate my personal account and cannot be restricted to selected modules.
Only other option I found was linking more accounts but that seems to be similar to API keys and cannot be restricted to selected modules and instead also used to impersonate my personal account.
If there's currently no way to increase bus factor from 1 / single point of failure could it be considered as a new feature?
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