On 28.07.2015 09:56, Dmitriy Setrakyan wrote: > I want to address the following point made by Brane and Cos: > ---- > > *if you don't trust a committer to make the changes in the VCSsystem - that > committer shouldn't be having the commit-bit in the first place.* > ---- > > I don't believe this point actually applies to Ignite. > > As all of us are aware, Ignite has a very lightweight process for a > contributor to become a committer. Essentially, once any type of > contribution is accepted, even a 1-liner, a contributor is eligible to > become a committer.
The PMC is responsible for the project. After graduation, you'll probably have to think a bit more about criteria for becoming a committer; after all, once the privilege has been given it's very, very hard to take it away. Otherwise you could find yourselves bogged down in a constant cycle of reviews and reverts and never get any work done. I'm not saying you should suddenly put an enormous wall around the project. The most important trait of a good community member isn't experience or coding skill, it's good judgement. -- Brane
