[haskell-updates] Add maralorn as maintainer for same haskell packages #88834
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maralorn
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I think there's a problem with this, as hackage2nix appears to complain about broken packages having a maintainer (namely because of EDIT: Now fixed by af34dbe. |
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I have opened an upstream issue to release the fixed cabal-fmt, but haven‘t gotten a reaction, yet. EDIT: Oh, great the release happened. |
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Motivation for this change
I found this file to enter me as a maintainer. I just thought maybe it makes sense to enter myself into it. These are packages I care about in the sense that I actually watch the hydra status from my personal prometheus and intend to keep them working in the foreseeable future. For some of them (hlint, brittany) I haven‘t contributed anything yet, because they are just working.
Some of these libraries are very niche, others aren‘t. Not sure if it makes sense to have a maintainer for all of them.
I have no clue what the best practices here are. But I wanna help. Glad for feedback.