Offering to maintain HTTP Cache Control

I contacted the maintainer, Josh Waihi, which I forgot to do at first. This is my message:

Hi,

Could you post a comment on my offer to maintain HTTP Cache Control
( https://www.drupal.org/project/http_cache_control/issues/3415863 💬 Offering to maintain HTTP Cache Control Active )?
I would like to become a co-maintainer of the module to resolve any pending
and future issues.

Thanks in advance,
Dieter Holvoet

Hi DieterHolvoet, can you give me an idea of what interests you have as a maintainer?
I see you have a lot of contributions on your profile - do you have time to be a maintainer? Admittedly, my time is limited too.

Something I am cautious about with this module is to limit UI configuration to help minimize potential issues users might get themselves into using this module. Though more advanced developers (who might have a better sense of what they're doing) can override UI config using config exports.

We're adding this module to all our projects at our Drupal agency so yes, I'll get enough (paid) time to maintain the module. Besides, it's a small module, so it won't need that much maintenance anyway, right?

Are you referring to ✨ Allow choosing more fine-grained max-ages Needs review ? Because I implemented that as you proposed. But yes, I agree, we should be cautious to prevent people from shooting themselves in the foot, while allowing advanced users to have access to fine-grained configuration. I don't agree that advanced users should be forced to edit configuration directly, we could still provide a useful UI for those people. But we should probably discuss that further in the related issue.

@josh-waihi any update here? Anything you need from me?

Sure I'm happy to have you added as a maintainer. Perhaps we can connect at somepoint to discuss a 2.x branch. I'd like to add the ability to conditionally apply cache control rules (e.g. For matching URL patterns). Perhaps Rules module support.

Thanks! Sure, let's connect.

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