-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 For nm.debian.org, at 2026-10-17: I support Lester Guerzon <[email protected]>'s request to become a Debian Maintainer.
I have worked with Lester Guerzon on sponsoring uploads of rust-asyncband, rust-cron, rust-croner, rust-dateparser, rust-devise-codegen, rust-devise-core, rust-html5gum, rust-job-scheduler-ng, rust-opendal-core, rust-openidconnect, rust-stable-pattern, rust-webauthn-attestation-ca, rust-webauthn-rs-core, rust-webauthn-rs-device-catalog, rust-webauthn-rs-proto, and rust-yubico-ng since August 19th, 2026, and I consider them as having sufficient technical competence. I sponsored twenty of Lester's uploads to unstable between 2026-08-19 and 2026-10-13 (sixteen Rust source packages, all through the Debian Rust team and debcargo-conf). Eleven were the first upload of that source to unstable, including rust-openidconnect (#1144455) and rust-yubico-ng (#1144618), plus rust-asyncband, rust-cron, rust-croner, rust-devise-codegen, rust-devise-core, rust-html5gum, rust-job-scheduler-ng, rust-opendal-core, and rust-stable-pattern. The other uploads were upstream bumps and packaging fixes, including rust-dateparser and the rust-webauthn-rs crates, and a copyright fix on rust-openidconnect. Several of these crates sit on the Vaultwarden dependency tree. Beyond the packages I personally sponsored, I reviewed Lester's full upload history in the archive: thirty-seven uploads from 2026-08-19 through 2026-10-13, signed by six Debian Developers (myself, Emmanuel Arias, Jeroen Ploemen, Alexandre Detiste, Simon Josefsson, and Bastian Germann). Lester is Maintainer or Uploader on twenty-six source packages in unstable. Those packages have no open RC bugs, and the uploads I reviewed look to be of sound technical quality. I have personally worked with Lester Guerzon <[email protected]> (key 107B6026A82D044C97D7D8B92100C145E0F3655E) through direct sponsorship from August through October 2026, and I have reviewed the rest of their 2026 packaging. I know Lester Guerzon can be trusted to have upload rights for their own packages, right now. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- iQIzBAEBCgAdFiEEXHq+og+GMEWcyMi14n8s+EWML6QFAmrTsVYACgkQ4n8s+EWM L6Qg1w//b7tqiDCf0tSYWtVgW1EE5wxpjmRHnGhmr6T43kv8B5LrOJs0gAUZJ9yE Um9U8+MKgnx8kLSAqH8U6vEjvBlSPwpxAhGxY6C8O/0DEMMyNgRYxLQsV60ACb/m D7/osMXt9CJsS1xIFHfB2eAgV/oeBOt8nTqwhUqG4xoBS+4QNKuArsqf99nbIvLr oELholOET8hfDlcsY8+TTXtv88woE98Mb1x101CR479jjUcSs9pK3wwU6DRg3MWh xfHuKkdgIB/mrH4lFsEG9LOU9DLLwY25CwfQnB0ne8s5kJ6TWkvvZE3htZ+Q40v9 vJzvFy/rVKxkthaPXwaAnk4W54scr4OOeCW3+AD403Nj7rBcvCspvgodC/0uWJ7e xKa12mGW0xHeHYZflG5WlM7mWQMLlpBE4D69x4mQMtAYeQL+quT9nP0TQ8kOU8Ds 8Go4UlKKN2L6Tv8X50NEBwKCKZ4XofuWpQ1wkMl9THlYjmtTo4myebT0ejhSUQoP xVWK77n2Tm5Rhvt0bvhRAzdNW9twTiq+d7v3Woms9uJxKu9Vd22tv2GXYWFfMl1e T9POcLexNMMT5JiMcq9z7yyHfpTXI8b4mgUgCHy8Cq+qgyUstT2umMvN+x5xnRKr ppGnwVraiGZ55QtblkRXHPHMWjlQltMiHkCtUOrXTSwvDOwpJnQ= =oJpe -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- Simon Quigley (via nm.debian.org) For details and to comment, visit https://nm.debian.org/process/1584/ -- https://nm.debian.org/process/1584/
