find a new and better home for this project

[ThomasWaldmann]

while i did create this project and did a lot of the ground work, i didn't work too much on it recently nor did i practically use it too much.

also, i generally think that a project that's not just for personal use but somehow generally useful should rather live at some "neutral" place (like in a github organisation) than in someone's personal github account.

@wnienhaus did a lot of work recently, so this is now much more practically usable than it was before, so i guess this is now ready to be used, enhanced and maintained by a community of interested people.

so, let's collect ideas about where this should live in future (github orgs)...

[ThomasWaldmann]

https://github.com/micropython

https://github.com/espressif

or create a new org just for this (overkill?)

[ThomasWaldmann]

@mattytrentini said: https://twitter.com/matt_trentini/status/1496827362830602240

Yeah, see above. @wnienhaus what do you think?

[mattytrentini]

I brought this up with Damien during the meetup; he seemed open to the idea of moving py-esp32-ulp to the MicroPython organization and giving you full access. If that was something you wanted...

[wnienhaus]

@ThomasWaldmann @mattytrentini I think that sounds great. It would give the project a life of its own without being directly connected to TW and me. I'm still happy to help maintain it - like fixing issues, improving docs, encouraging/reviewing PRs, etc

[ThomasWaldmann]

OK, so we'll move this to MicroPython organization. \o/

[ThomasWaldmann]

I tried to transfer, but getting:

You don’t have the permission to create public repositories on micropython

@dpgeorge I'll just give you full access here, so you can initiate the transfer of this repo/issues/etc. to micropython organization.

[dpgeorge]

According to github docs, only @ThomasWaldmann can transfer this repo. To do that you need to be a member of the micropython org and have sufficient rights.

@ThomasWaldmann let me know when you're online and we can run through the process together (using the micropython slack channel?)

[ThomasWaldmann]

I'm not on slack, but I'll try to transfer again now...