Add more maintainers

[bjohansebas]

Hi, i would like to help maintain this package as part of contributing to the evolution of the Express ecosystem, and other ecosystems that depend on this package

cc: @dougwilson, @fengmk2 (Sorry for the ping, but you are the people who are in this organization)

[fengmk2]

Sure, I invite you to join this github repo.

[bjohansebas]

Cool, I accepted the invitation. I still don’t have commit access, and would there be a possibility of being included in the npm package? I’m going to release iconv-lite 0.7.0 (pillarjs/iconv-lite#334) today and would like to release a version of raw-body with the new version of iconv-lite

[fengmk2]

@bjohansebas I change your role to maintainer at github now.
But the npm publish role I don't have it too, need to wait for @dougwilson response.

[bjohansebas]

@fengmk2 Thank you very much

[dougwilson]

@bjohansebas I can add ya, just please all I ask is if you are gonna dump Node.js support release it as a new major version of this module.

[dougwilson]

@bjohansebas what is your npm username?

[bjohansebas]

Hey, I already have access to npm, but speaking about the other topic regarding Node.js support, due to the iconv-lite update we no longer have support for Node 0.8, so technically this could be released as a patch without any problem since this package definitely doesn’t support Node 0.8.

[dougwilson]

Ok. I don't know enough about the changes, but I leave in your capable hands 🙏 . Sorry I took so long to reply, I am not really around in Node.js any longer 😅

[bjohansebas]

Thanks @dougwilson, we also had a brief conversation with other members of Express about this package, since it was important for some decisions regarding iconv-lite before releasing the new version of iconv-lite. Here’s the thread on the OpenJS Slack in case you want to check it out: https://openjs-foundation.slack.com/archives/C02QB1731FH/p1755612727698119

I guess for administrative matters related to this repo, who should I contact? For example, I’d like to enable receiving vulnerability reports through GitHub, or maybe you could make me an admin? (Note that in order for me to see the reports, I would need to be an admin of the repo, since with the maintainer role I wouldn’t be able to view or submit those reports)

[bjohansebas]

Thanks to the person who gave me admin access, I just enabled private reporters.