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[chore] RFC: Collector releases approvers group #11577
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[chore] RFC: Collector releases approvers group #11577
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I'd be interested to participate in this group, given my recent experience wrangling the pipelines in opentelemetry-collector-releases repo |
I would also be interested in joining this group |
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Some concerns:
- Why is the builder there?
- I don't think we should have our own "approvers" with different rules, so better to have as a SIG directly.
I see the builder as part of the pipeline to produce the artifacts, I think it fits naturally here. I am happy to take it off if it helps move this proposal forward, I think the important bit is to test this out and see if it helps retain more contributors.
Why not? We already have multiple sets of approvers within the Collector SIG (core approvers and contrib approvers). Is the concern not having maintainers as well? Outside of the Collector SIG, we also have precedent on the semantic-conventions repository (e.g. the container semconv approvers is a separate approvers group that does not have a separate SIG or WG) and on the operator we used to have the target allocator handled separately IIRC |
I may miss something here. How does this "retain more contributors"?
The contrib is like a SIG has all the roles not just approvers. So if you want the release repo to have its set of approvers/maintainers I am happy with that. |
See the rationale section:
This is my primary goal here: to help support a community of people around Collector releases that is not necessarily involved in the rest of the Collector.
What are your concerns with not having maintainers? Do you think the semantic conventions repository has any downsides? Also, could you make a more specific proposal about maintainers? Would the initial set be the contrib maintainers? |
I don't know if they have or not, but they don't follow the community rules (or at least the standard rules). I am not ok to break that, unless GC will say that it is ok to have it. Also does that approver role match with the https://github.com/open-telemetry/community/blob/main/guides/contributor/membership.md#approver? If yes, do we have same requirements? If no what are the requirements? I also see that you added a responsibilities section, which is not exactly like https://github.com/open-telemetry/community/blob/main/guides/contributor/membership.md#responsibilities-and-privileges-2, so what is the difference?
Happy to start with who is now maintainer to continue to be. |
Could you point out what rule we would be breaking if we were to follow this proposal? I am happy to bring this up on the community repository. I just thought of another example of this pattern: the localization approvers for the different languages in opentelemetry.io, which also don't have a separate SIG/WG.
Yes, this would be the same requirements, but limited to the opentelemetry-collector-releases repository.
The responsibilities of the new group would that of being approvers on the opentelemetry-collector-releases repository. They would also be listed as codeowners for two components. This is a common situation, for example:
All these groups are approvers, and they also are code owners of a different folders. As to what code owner means in this repository, this is what #11557 tries to make crystal clear, I am happy to wait until that PR is merged to move forward with this one. |
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A question I have after reading this proposal: is this new group responsible for releasing the Collector? I don't think this is the case, but this should be spelled out explicitly in the proposal.
I made the following changes:
@bogdandrutu Could you double check and see if #11577 (comment) still applies? Is there anything to clarify on the community repo or is everything clear now? |
It does seem like a natural fit to have ocb under the purview of the new releases group(s) since it is used to release the distributions and images published under the releases repo, but I agree that it doesn't need to happen just yet. |
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+1 for not immediately including the builder. I agree it is a critical part of the release process, but it is also part of the "product" in my opinion so should always be owned at least in part by the collector devs.
This PR was marked stale due to lack of activity. It will be closed in 14 days. |
I'd be happy to take part in this group if looking for additional approvers. |
I raised open-telemetry/community/pull/2480 to try to unblock this PR by explicitly clarifying this pattern is okay |
@bogdandrutu We discussed and merged open-telemetry/community#2480 on the last GC call. Could you take a look and let me know if your concerns are addressed? |
Description
Proposal for creating a new
collector-release-approvers
group.Announced at:
The stakeholders for this PR are: