meta data is not copied on voided Transactions about medici

[koresar]

@jraede hi there!

The project looks great, but unvisited for 4 years. I understand how that happens.

How about mos and I take ownership of the package, start maintaining it and upgrading, etc?

That would help the community greatly!

[jraede]

Works for me. I can transfer ownership to you in github. Do you know how to do that in npm? Sent via Mobile

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[koresar]

That's awesome!
NPM is simple: https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/owner
Basically, npm owner add koresar inside the repo.

[koresar]

Some info about myself.
I lead this OSS - https://github.com/stampit-org/stampit
and write about it sometimes - https://medium.com/@koresar/fun-with-stamps-episode-1-stamp-basics-e0627d81efe0
It consists of a dozen other modules - https://www.npmjs.com/~stamp

Mos and I work here: https://www.flash-fx.com/
We forked your awesome module, but we believe we can do a better effort by maintaining it publicly.

When would you have time to do the clicks?

[jraede]

@koresar should be all set.

[koresar]

Brilliant! Thank you so much.
We appreciate your help.

[koresar]

@jraede good news. v1.0.0 was published!
https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/

See changes in the bottom of the README https://github.com/koresar/medici#changelog
Here is the PR involved: #5

Thank you very much Jason for the great piece of code and the openness. :)