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Convert GitHub team maintainers to members #563
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I'll update the docs and config. /assign |
Created #566 for the config part. I'll add the docs later this week. |
Created kubernetes/community#3368 for the docs. |
The config part has now merged: #566. All existing (non-admin) team maintainers have been converted to members and a test has been added to check that non-admins are not listed as maintainers. Also notified k-dev that this is done: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/kubernetes-dev/WtvHtt2lR1w/TMiaTjESCAAJ |
/sig contributor-experience |
Take two: #849 |
This is now complete, right? |
Yes! 🎉 /close |
@nikhita: Closing this issue. In response to this:
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Now that we automate the management of GitHub teams (#336), it is confusing when people try to use GitHub's UI to manually manage teams, only to have their changes reverted (eg: #559)
While we wait for docs (kubernetes/community#3102) I believe we should move everyone to being a regular team member, and encourage use of PR's against this repo for GitHub team management
That said, one fun little wrinkle I discovered in #522 is that GitHub Owners need to remain team maintainers
/kind cleanup
/priority important-soon
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