New organizatin: esp-idf-lib

[trombik]

We have moved!

We have moved to an GitHub organization, esp-idf-lib/core. All the components in this repository have migrated, too.

What's going on?

I am splitting all the components into single components without loosing the commit history. The first test-run successfully finished. A batch script to migrate, rewrite commit history, and push to new repository is mostly okay.

What would happen next?

I will merge all the PRs ready to be merged. After that, the migration starts. This repository will remain as-is because I cannot archive it. Instead, visitors will see a warning in README.

All the issues will go to each component repository. There will be a central repository to integrate all the components.

How you can help me

There are many remaining issues. Such as broken builds where examples assume the repository is monolithic. README and documentation needs more improvements. It is difficult to manage nearly hundred repositories and I always appreciate your help.

If you think you have time to dedicate to the project, please let me know. I will invite you to the organization.

If you don't have time, you can financially help me. The preparation for the migration took an entire week. You can support me at Patreon.

[UncleRus]

Hello everyone, I'm back, alive and almost healthy.

First, I want to express my deep gratitude to Sakurai-san, who not only did not abandon the project, but, on the contrary, made a number of very important decisions, which I fully support.
Second, I fully support moving the project to a separate organization and splitting it into separate repositories.

Given my current situation, I am unfortunately unlikely to be able to make much of a contribution to the project in the near future but I hope that Sakurai-san will send me an invitation to participate in the esp-idf-lib organization.

It's good to be home!