Hi Simon,

On  Do 03 Sep 2026 13:37:57 CEST, Simon Josefsson wrote:

Thanks for working on sssd!

Mike Gabriel <[email protected]> writes:

I plan to push my changes to a Git repo under my personal account on
salsa (as I lack permissions for the sssd-team group):
https://salsa.debian.org/sunweaver/sssd (including the release tag
debian/2.13.1-1).

I'm in the sssd-team on Salsa and made some uploads, and I now sent an
Salsa invite for 'sunweaver' to become Maintainer of the sssd-team on
Salsa.  Unless someone objects, I suggest that you push to the real sssd
git project instead of your fork.  There seems to be nobody else
actively working on it anyway.

I have pushed those changes this morning and also already the 2.13.1-1 release tag of the package in DELAYED/7.

I will leave the upload in DELAYED/7 (6 days left today), so people can review the changes in Git.

Further: The sssd-team is small, just sssd, ding-libs and the *-wrapper
projects:

https://salsa.debian.org/sssd-team

My focus in the team has been on *-wrapper, and I don't recall anyone
else lately contributing to any of these projects.

What do you think about moving all of these projects into the /debian/
Salsa namespace?  We could also change the Maintainer field to some
group with more participators, such as the pkg-security or Debian
Commons teams.  Both changes may bring more new contributors, as more
people will be able to commit improvements and/or feel entitled to work
on sssd-related projects.

Fine by me. However, it is now more people with access to the Git group administation UI, so access requests might be processed faster.

My main interest is getting sssd back into testing and then tidying it up to some extend (lintian cleanups, address pending MRs, fix remaining CVEs once patches turn up, etc).

/Simon

Thanks, Simon, for reacting on my initiative!


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