Continuing development on the main repo

[vinayak-mehta]

Hey folks, sorry for being AWOL.

I'd added you to both GitHub and PyPI, but didn't know there were more things that I had to update, like enabling merge commits on the repo.

I never wanted to abandon the project, my intention was to continue working on it when I'd dealt with some other things in my life.

I've synced the repo with all of your changes. The only thing I added on top was swapping poetry with uv because I've been working with it and I'm amazed at how fast it is.

I've also released a new version of https://pypi.org/project/excalibur-py with some bugfixes, and pushed linux and macos wheels for https://pypi.org/project/pdftopng from python 3.9 to 3.13, I still need to push the windows wheels.

I'll release a new camelot-py version by the end of this week based on all the changes I've synced back from this repo.

I request you to come back and work on it with me 🙏🏽 I really want to figure out a sustainable way to take this project forward.

Sorry again for my hiatus.

[vinayak-mehta]

cc: @MartinThoma @foarsitter @bosd

[vinayak-mehta]

I'm just discovering that I had to add you all to the repo too, I thought adding you to the organization would've given you all permissions 😭

[bosd]

@vinayak-mehta Thanks, I received an invite to contibute over at the other repo.

Sadly, I don't have enough permissions (yet) to do any kind of maintenance task.
(Acces to repo secrets, actions) Which is needed otherwise, the project can go into a locked state, as happened beofre when the key person is having a break.
You have to be an owner of an organization to have these powers..

Github permissions / user levels is really a "thing".
Recently one of the organizations I started was taken over by an dictator. As a fellow owner, he had the powers to kick all other owners out. So with these powers come great responsibility...

https://docs.github.com/en/organizations/managing-peoples-access-to-your-organization-with-roles/roles-in-an-organization#permissions-for-organization-roles

Having that said. I still think there should be multiple owners of an organization. Life happens, people may take a break for a while.
This goes for the "main" github repo. As well as the other tools. (Codecov, Pypi, readthedocs)

[bosd]

The only thing I added on top was swapping poetry with uv because I've been working with it and I'm amazed at how fast it is.

@vinayak-mehta Cool 😎 , I have been starting to use (playing) with UV as well.
I've created a cookiecutter based on the one used here, where poetry is replaced with uv.
Maybe you can use/contribute to it: https://github.com/bosd/cookiecutter-uv-hypermodern-python

https://cookiecutter-uv-hypermodern-python.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

[foarsitter]

@vinayak-mehta It's great to hear from you again! Life can throw its challenges at us, but I hope things are looking up.
Hopefully we may see a lot of commits from you again! I will archive my fork right away.

[vinayak-mehta]

Can you give me your PyPI, codecov, and readthedocs usernames and emails so I can add you there too?

Let me read up on github permissions too to see what's the best way to go about it. Till then I'll make sure I'm not a blocker for any actions, I plan to spend some time every week working on this.

Looks like you all are based in Europe, are you planning to go to FOSDEM in February and would you like to meet in person?

[MartinThoma]

I'm super happy to hear that camelot will be revived 🎉 Thank you @vinayak-mehta 🙏

[MartinThoma]

Once @bosd has the necessary permissions to do merges on Github and releases on pypi, I'd suggest that I archive pypdf_table_extraction. It' better to have the development continue at the original project.

[MartinThoma]

@vinayak-mehta You don't need to add me to anything; I don't give pypdf and pdfly (and some others) enough attention so I should not add something on top 😅

[ZupoLlask]

Hi everyone!

So, what is the relation between pypdf_table_extraction versions and camelot-py version 1.0.0, if there's any?

🙏

[bosd]

Hi,
@MartinThoma This repo can indeed be archived. As we continue to work on camelot back on the main camelot-dev repo.
(Tee other repo has been archived as well.)
So the main and single repo for camelot can be found here: https://github.com/camelot-dev/camelot

are you planning to go to FOSDEM in February and would you like to meet in person?

Ooh, this is the first time, I'm hearing about that event. I'll try to fit into my schedule and attend. If I make it. Sure, we could meet irl.

[ZupoLlask]

@bosd,

Anyway, does camelot version 1.0.0 is in fact pypdf_table_extraction version 1.0.1? 🙏

[bosd]

You could see it as pypdf_tablr_extraction V1.0.2