Removal request for "FireBase32"

[RonPTS]

Remove the fake and junk library that will never test and doesn't work from someone that doesn't know the basic of C or C++ programming.

This is the library repository.
https://github.com/ohad32/FireBase32

Here is why it should remove.
https://github.com/ohad32/FireBase32/blob/main/src/FireBase32.h#L24-L34

I hope that the Arduino team should have the process for preliminary testing or validating the library prior to accept the submission.

[github-actions]

Hi @RonPTS.
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[RonPTS]

@per1234

You should check what I requested as to prevent the submission of "programming error library" in to the Arduino libraries list.

[per1234]

Hello @RonPTS. I appreciate your care for the quality of the libraries available via the Arduino Library Manager.

I will not be able to accept this removal request because our policy is that removals can only be done by the authorization of the library maintainer. Please work with directly with the library maintainer to either improve the library or else get their approval to remove it.

I hope that the Arduino team should have the process for preliminary testing or validating the library prior to accept the submission.

We do, and we have even recently done a significant amount of work to expand such validation.

However, we do not check code quality. In general, that is not possible to do in an automated fashion because the automated system does not have access to the required information. See the discussion here to learn about that.

The library maintainers and contributors must take the responsibility for the quality of their code. We have created several tools to facilitate that effort. Arduino is providing a valuable service by distributing thousands of 3rd party libraries. It is not reasonable to place additional burden on Arduino when we already devote so many resources toward this service.

The entire Library Manager system is open source. If you would like to contribute some enhancements to the automated testing capabilities, please do so.

[RonPTS]

Thanks and I understand this and it is hard for the team to buld automate sytem to test the code for all libraries.

I have some advise that to qualify the maintainer that he knows the basic programming and don't submit junk or mistake code to your registry at the step of first submission instead of bugs or compilation errors during library updates, the maintainer should include the Github Action CI script for simple testing his example sketch and it should pass basic example compiling.

You may provide the guides or examples for making CI script for his basic testing in the documentation.