NEED NEW MAINTAINER - PLEASE POST HERE

[aponxi]

I haven't used CoffeeScript for years and don't update this repository anymore.

If there's a soul out there who is enthusiastic about CoffeeScript in Sublime Text and would like to patch this plugin, please comment here and I'll add you as a collaborator.

I'm looking for someone who is active in the open source community on GitHub and is proficient in Python.

[GeoffreyBooth]

I’m not proficient in Python, but I’m one of the core contributors of CoffeeScript and I’m eager to get this package to provide better syntax highlighting for CoffeeScript 2 😄 I’m also happy to be a caretaker until a more qualified maintainer steps up.

[aponxi]

Thanks for stepping up, @GeoffreyBooth ! Let me know if you need any help and if there's a developer who wants to support this project, please post here.

[GeoffreyBooth]

How does deploying to the sublime package manager work? Is merging to master sufficient?

[aponxi]

Go through the process of tagging (with the semver format like the other "Releases") and then merging to master.

• Any changes made to master are automatically available for Sublime Text 3
• Any changes made to st2 branch are for Sublime Text 2

Make sure you update changelog, version number and those sorts of things. There is a ton of information at Package Manager Docs

Check these two out:

• https://packagecontrol.io/docs/submitting_a_package
• https://github.com/wbond/package_control_channel/blob/master/repository/b.json#L460-L472

Let me know if you have any questions!

[seanCodes]

Hey @aponxi or @GeoffreyBooth! Still looking for maintainers? I’m also not the most proficient at python but I’m passionate about Sublime and I’d love to help get the syntaxes ported to sublime-syntax. Let me know!

[FichteFoll]

FYI, the package has been migrated into the SublimeText org with no changes, so that at least some people are able to merge pull requests. However, we're still looking for a dedicated maintainer.

(Since the package is quite old, a rewrite of the syntax definitions in sublime-syntax would be much appreciated.)