>>
>> I double checked now - the problem is probably that I only have
>> "Developer" access.
>
> Hmm, now I'm confused. So you can't push to the repo now, although I
> unprotected the branches?
>
> So I tried something non-intuitive now: I protected all branches (*) but
> set them to push and merge for developers and maintainers.
>
Sorry for the confusion - I can push fine with branch protection off. I
mean to say that _was_ the reason I couldn't push to the repo.
>
>
>> Would it be possible to add me as maintainer for
>> just this repo? I would prefer not having to bother people with emails
>> for trivial stuff like this in the future ^^
>
> I think only Michael Gilbert ("owner") can do this, but probably only
> for the whole team. If you want that, ask him. I'd be ok with that.
>
> Besides that I'll try to help you out asap if I can.
>
ACK, thanks for letting me know.
>
>>> I didn't look at your repo, but the transitional package versioning
>>> seems to be ok. (Personally I would have gone for a minimally increased,
>>> static version in order to not conflict with any future development of
>>> exe-thumbnailer. But since you are upstream, that's no big issue.)
>>>
>>
>> Noted! I thought bumping the major version would be more clear to end
>> users, since it signifies that something major has changed with the
>> package. It also makes the Breaks/Replaces part a bit easier to keep
>> track of.
>
> Makes sense, too :)
>
> Greets
> jre
>
Best,
James
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