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update sig-scheduler teams.yaml #3574

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Per kubernetes/kubernetes#111392 (comment), update the outdated teams.yaml in sig-scheduling.

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@@ -2,170 +2,82 @@ teams:
sig-scheduling-api-reviews:
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This would be just for Github notification purposes, not technically "assigned" to someone. So should be fine IMO.

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+1, we can list here any reviewer interested in doing scheduler api-reviews

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If appliable, plz add me to the notify list.

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+1 I am interested in it.

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Shouldn't it be just the Chairs and TLs here?

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Same as above. It's fine to "notify" more ppl about incoming feature requests.

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do we need all of these different aliases? A lot of them are the same people, so I don't necessarily see the benefit of having sig-scheduling-bugs, sig-scheduling-feature-requests, sig-scheduling-pr-reviews, and sig-scheduling-misc. If we're cleaning this up, have we considered consolidating some of these into a generic @sig-scheduling?

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I considered that, but other SIGs have the aliases listed here.

Invoking @mrbobbytables, from sig-contrib-ex for recommendations again. Can we do our own thing? Should other sigs follow our steps?

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I considered that, but other SIGs have the aliases listed here.

Invoking @mrbobbytables, from sig-contrib-ex for recommendations again. Can we do our own thing? Should other sigs follow our steps?

You can do your own thing, these were sort of the "defaults" when setting up a SIG ages ago. If they aren't being used, they aren't serving a purpose. Just be sure to update sigs.yaml with the new teams 👍

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ahg-g commented Jul 26, 2022

Since we can do our own thing, I would consolidate all of those groups into two only: reviewers and approvers. What do you folks think?

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And since our approvers are different from reviewers, it might make sense to have sig-scheduling-all as well?

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Can we push this forward? @Huang-Wei inspired by kubernetes/website#35042 (comment)

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@mrbobbytables could you approve this? As a first step (this PR), we want to cleanup the dated members.

Next, we may simplify the number of aliases as they all point to the same group of people now.

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alculquicondor commented Sep 13, 2022

ping @mrbobbytables.

Also, I'm not sure if we are lacking a sig-scheduling-leads group, because I can't apply the label lead-opted-in kubernetes/enhancements#3094 (comment)

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@ahg-g also got rejected to apply the label by the bot. So I think we need to move forward with this and the follow up PR.

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Sorry for the delay^^;;; between OOTO and a slew of other notifications this slipped through the cracks.

/approve

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/lgtm
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