Looking for new owners for plugins - lighthouse && digitalocean

[Gavin Mogan]

As I don't run jenkins at work or myself for a few years now, and essentially been hands off on my other commitments, I want to make sure some of my plugins find new homes. I've marked them up for adoption, but before I remove myself from the maininter list, I want to see if anyone else is interested.

https://plugins.jenkins.io/digitalocean-plugin/

Has some outstanding PRs from people. If someone does want to take over, I can probably get them some free credits to test with.

https://plugins.jenkins.io/lighthouse-report/

Just works

Maybe should get lighthouse npm module updated from time to time to get the latest report data, but just works

Gavin

[Steven Jubb]

Hello Gavin,

I just submitted an message a few moments ago (I don't know if it requires approval to show up), but I would very much like to adopt your digitalocean-plugin.

It has been a tremendous help in the past and I am having issues with it not being able to test the connection properly. It would be great to be able to contribute back to the Jenkins project, which has been the foundation of my career as a developer and DevOps engineer :).

The PR for my request to be a maintainer is: https://github.com/jenkins-infra/repository-permissions-updater/pull/3995

I think it is funny that a few days after I got laid off from my previous job, that this plugin should need adoption. I just recently (1 month ago) started a new role as a lead DevOps engineer and have been busy trying to get up to speed over the past month with the new environment, but I think many people may benefit from the continuation of this plugin and I would like to take on the task of maintaining it. I know I have, in the past.

If I get approved to take over this plugin, would you mind if I pestered you with some questions as to where you were taking the plugin and what you think needs changing? I think the underlying Java API might need a complete replacement, since it is over 4 years old and I cannot successfully test the connection to Digital Ocean. 

I know that they (Digital Ocean) are still on V2, but for some reason I cannot get the connection test to work (401 Unauthorized). While I have not taken a deep dive into the issue, I know the token I provided is valid, because the plugin was able to pull my SSH public keys from my Digital Ocean account.

Anyway, I know this is a long block of text that nobody really wants to read, so once again I thank you for the plugin you created and maintained :).

Best regards,

Steven