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Transfer the Multer package to the express organization on NPM.

Open bjohansebas opened this issue 9 months ago • 6 comments

This is just a reminder that the Multer package has not been transferred to the Express organization.

https://www.npmjs.com/org/expressjs

cc: @expressjs/express-tc

bjohansebas avatar Feb 19 '25 01:02 bjohansebas

It will be great to do a deep review, just in case that we are missing other packages 🤔

UlisesGascon avatar Feb 19 '25 11:02 UlisesGascon

Good idea, I can do it this afternoon when I get home

bjohansebas avatar Feb 19 '25 14:02 bjohansebas

These are the packages that are in npm but are not in the npm organization, yet their repositories live in one of the three GitHub organizations we have.

api-error-handler connect-markdown connect-rid domain-middleware express-expose express-namespace express-paginate flash multer restful-router urlrouter extend-proto re2js-legendary templation spdy-push

bjohansebas avatar Feb 19 '25 21:02 bjohansebas

Some of this we need to just deprecate. We can archive many of the repos I think as well.

wesleytodd avatar Feb 20 '25 16:02 wesleytodd

Which Team should own multer? Should I create a pkg_multer team?

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edit: there was already a pkg_multer team, I think I managed to add the package! 🎉

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(the UI for the teams is a bit clunky 😅)

LinusU avatar Mar 20 '25 11:03 LinusU

Now that multer is already in the npm organization, what are we going to do with the rest of the packages that are not in the organization? Even if they are not important, they are in our GitHub organization, which means we should have control to deprecate them on npm if we want to.

bjohansebas avatar Mar 20 '25 14:03 bjohansebas

this is done! 🙏

ctcpip avatar Mar 31 '25 21:03 ctcpip

@expressjs/express-tc what is the decision on the other packages?

bjohansebas avatar Apr 01 '25 15:04 bjohansebas