Looking for maintainers

[danielpza]

It seems neither I or @nonara have enough time/interest/resources to keep maintaining this project.

If you are still using this project (why?) and would like to help maintaining it, please let me know so I can give you the necessary permissions.

Tagging @denis-sokolov @blimmer @anthony-y-zhu14 @spdaley who contributed in the last year.

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Additionally consider sponsoring the project or getting your employer to sponsor the project the keep it maintainable, though there is not guarantee yet about his. Reach out to @danielpza or @nonara if you are interetested

[nonara]

Hey @danielpza

I am working on shifting some things around at the moment and will be allocating set time to maintain the OSS each week. Will be able to start in about a month. This library is a top priority.

It's been a heavy year! Fortunately things are leveling out to manageable.

But, help would also be great!

I'll keep an eye on this thread and also update you when I'm ready to take it on.

I appreciate how you kept it going solo, while I was otherwise buried!

[KushalLukhi]

Hi maintainers — I'm Kushal (@KushalLukhi). I'd like to volunteer as a maintainer/contributor for this project.

I can help with:

• issue triage and reproduction
• reviewing/fixing open bugs
• dependency/security updates
• release/support chores

Happy to start with PR-based contributions and earn trust progressively. If you're open, please share the preferred onboarding path and first tasks.

[kikiminyes]

I'm interested in helping maintain this project.

I still use TypeScript path tooling and have started with two focused fixes:

• fix: transform baseUrl-only imports #475 fixes baseUrl-only import transformation and includes regression coverage.
• fix: resolve package roots to output paths #476 fixes package-root declaration output paths and includes regression coverage.

I validated both locally with corepack yarn compile and the relevant test suite. I also reviewed #474 and left a concrete test-fixture note there.

I'm happy to help with PR review, issue triage, regression tests, small bug fixes, dependency upkeep, and releases if you are still looking for maintainers. I can start with limited permissions and low-risk maintenance tasks first.