* Package name    : gnome-shell-extension-icon-hider
  Version         : 10-1
  Upstream Author : Name <somebody@example.org>
* URL             : https://github.com/ikalnitsky/gnome-shell-extension-icon-hider
* License         : GPL
  Programming Lang: JavaScript
  Description     : GNOME Shell's status area icons manager

Icon Hider for GNOME Shell is a simple extension for managing visibility
of status area icons. For example, you can hide unnecessary icons such
as a11y or battery.

The extension already available on http://extensions.gnome.org, but I
want to build debian package too.

More information can be found on my GitHub
(https://github.com/ikalnitsky/gnome-shell-extension-icon-hider).

Sincerely,
Igor.

retitle 712478 RFP: gnome-shell-extension-icon-hider -- GNOME Shell's status area icons manager
noowner 712478
tag 712478 - pending
thanks

Hi,

A long time ago, you expressed interest in packaging gnome-shell-extension-icon-hider. Unfortunately,
it seems that it did not happen. In Debian, we try not to keep ITP bugs open
for a too long time, as it might cause other prospective maintainers to
refrain from packaging the software.

This is an automatic email to change the status of gnome-shell-extension-icon-hider back from ITP
(Intent to Package) to RFP (Request for Package), because this bug hasn't seen
any activity during the last 12 months.

If you are still interested in packaging gnome-shell-extension-icon-hider, please send a mail to
<control@bugs.debian.org> with:

 retitle 712478 ITP: gnome-shell-extension-icon-hider -- GNOME Shell's status area icons manager
 owner 712478 !
 thanks

It is also a good idea to document your progress on this ITP from time to
time, by mailing <712478@bugs.debian.org>.  If you need guidance on how to
package this software, please reply to this email, and/or contact the
debian-mentors@lists.debian.org mailing list.

Thank you for your interest in Debian,

I'm closing this bug because the upstream project has been archived
and isn't compatible with current versions of GNOME Shell.

Thank you,
Jeremy Bícha