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Add support for considering oss authors/contribs as indirect sponsors #339
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This feature effectively makes anyone who has ever contributed to an active (and popular) open source nuget package, an indirect sponsor that doesn't need to select a sponsorship tier with the sponsorable. This works in combination with the https://github.com/devlooped/nuget repository which will keep a public dump of the stats we collect once a month (first saturday of each month) with all the active packages on nuget.org and their github mapping and repo contributors. We provide a lookup page so users can quickly determine eligibility too, if they don't wish to sponsor. We'll link to that page from our diagnostic URL. We only do this for github repositories at the moment.
🧪 Details on macOS Unix 14.6.1✅ Devlooped.Tests.SponsorLinkTests.TryRead 🧪 Details on Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS✅ Devlooped.Tests.SponsorLinkTests.TryRead 🧪 Details on Microsoft Windows 10.0.20348✅ Devlooped.Tests.SponsorLinkTests.TryRead from dotnet-retest v0.6.3 on .NET 8.0.8 with 💜 |
This feature effectively makes anyone who has ever contributed to an active (and popular) open source nuget package, an indirect sponsor that doesn't need to select a sponsorship tier with the sponsorable.
This works in combination with the https://github.com/devlooped/nuget repository which will keep a public dump of the stats we collect once a month (first saturday of each month) with all the active packages on nuget.org and their github mapping and repo contributors.
We provide a lookup page so users can quickly determine eligibility too, if they don't wish to sponsor. We'll link to that page from our diagnostic URL.
We only do this for github repositories at the moment.