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On Sat, 10 Jun 2006 13:37:15 +0200 |
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Markus Ullmann <jokey@g.o> wrote: |
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> Okay, so after figuring out open problems (thanks to kloeri and |
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> various other people for help here), we now have a resolution that |
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> should satisfy all involved parties here. This should adress |
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> dostrow's demands as well. |
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> 1) m-w / m-n requirement |
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> Only ebuilds that are reported to bugzie (valid bug#) and set to |
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> maintainer-wanted are allowed here as well as maintainer-needed ones. |
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> maintainer-needed are only allowed if they're removed from the tree |
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> and moved over to sunrise (and thus end up as maintainer-wanted |
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> again). |
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> 5) commit access to the overlay |
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> We implement two levels of commit rights: |
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> 1. As there are people out there who just want to maintain one app for |
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> start, the ebuild should reach a level that project devs are fine with |
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> it, then the user is given permission to commit on that single app. An |
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> automated check makes sure that he doesn't commit anywhere else. If |
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> violations arise, the access is revoked immediately. |
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> 2. People who contribute good ebuilds over a certain period of time |
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> are allowed upon decision by project devs to actively help |
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> maintaining the project. They'll be given commit rights for the |
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> project then. Same frome above applies here: If we notice any abuse, |
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> we revoke access immediately. |
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One more rule I'd like to see (should be obvious, but better to write |
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it down): |
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People who commit to a certain project/ebuild have to be on the CC |
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list of the relevant bug report(s) and any important commits should be |
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documented on the bugs (including the revision of/link to the commit). |
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Marius |
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