potiuk commented on code in PR #60896:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/60896#discussion_r2714839270
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PROVIDERS.rst:
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`Managing provider's lifecycle
<https://github.com/apache/airflow/blob/main/providers/MANAGING_PROVIDERS_LIFECYCLE.rst>`_
+Provider Governance Framework
+-----------------------------
+
+This section describes the governance framework for community providers,
including lifecycle stages,
+stewardship model, and quantitative health metrics.
+
+Airflow's success is built on its extensive ecosystem of community-supported
integrations—over 1,600
+hooks, operators, and sensors released as part of 90+ provider packages. These
integrations are critical
+for "ubiquitous orchestration." This governance framework establishes a
scalable method to grow the
+number of integrations while ensuring quality. All governance remains with the
Airflow PMC.
Review Comment:
```suggestion
number of integrations while ensuring quality. Actual code acceptance and
release governance remains with the Airflow PMC.
```
I think ASF and our rules do not require governance of things like
structure, code conventions, patterns within the provider. While PMC has
exclusive governance on making a release. This is the legal act of Foundation
that is important, and where we need to be strict. But I think it's quite ok to
delegate decisions on the "provider-specific" choices on conventions/structures
etc. as long as they follow some general architectural choices of Airflow. We
have good precence in Google, Amazon. Teradata and other providers. where the
PMC hardly makes decisions on approvals/conventions etc.,but it's cruscial we
review and accept the code and release it.
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