How to revive jzmq

[ca-mu]

Hello all,

last release has been a long time ago, the call for maintainers has not been successful, at least as far as I know, and zeromq is at 4.2.5 with many new features. How can we revive this project. I would love to help, but don't know how to get started.

[trevorbernard]

A good way to breath life into the project is to start contributing patches. I would test against the latest version of libzmq and submit issues and patches. Once it's stabilized, I can help deploying it to Maven central.

Best of luck, Trev

[ca-mu]

Hi all, just to get a better understanding. When contributing patches how do I prevent the patch from failing and not being integrated into jzmq due to required changes to the Travis CI build steps, e.g. java9/10/11? ( I am assuming that I can't ( and really shouldn't) changed the Travis Ci config.

Thanks, ca-mu

P.S. I am currently trying to set up a mirrored CI server configuration that would allow me to circumvent these kind of issues

[trevorbernard]

You're free to update things as you see fit, including the CI builds as long as you follow the C4 processes which JZMQ uses. Submitting a pull request will trigger a Travis build -- there really is no need to mirror the CI setup.