every new/modified doc has to be approved by a committer. My plan is, that this approval is part of the online webapp.
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Why not simple moderation via email?
Committers could subscribe to a special closed mailing list. The webapp send emails with diffs and a link with a token. If anyone clicks on the link the webapp will commit the change.
Well, or you could even count the clicks and require e.g. 3 committers to acknowledge the change
...things like that.
Due to the amount of committers we would have still quite a good response time until changes appear live. ...which is important IMHO.
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Though I doubt the infrastructure folks would like to give a webapp commit privileges.
Actually it would also be even nice to pass on the credentials of the clicking/committing committer.
So using a ssh to execute a remote command would be another option...
The point to success: it must be comfortable - for users and committers.
My 2 cents
Thank you. But as you say, it depends if it is allowed that either a webapp or a mail server is allowed to do a commit. If yes, we have many options. If no, having a locally running application that does the actual commit could be a workaround and I think rather comfortable for committers.
-- Reinhard
