@Kohsuke. I disagree with your statement as well. On-request direct 
push/release permissions will lead to the violation of common plugin 
development practices (compatibility, core dependencies, etc.).

If a person wants to contribute and get the new version ASAP, it's better 
to provide a review of his pull pull request and then merge and release it 
if everything is OK.

понедельник, 8 июня 2015 г., 22:42:54 UTC+3 пользователь Kanstantsin 
Shautsou написал:
>
>
>> As a rule of thumb, I'd like to reduce us blocking people who are 
>> interested in contributing, so we should grant the commit access in 
>> parallel to suggesting to talk to the current maintainer.
>>
> Sorry but i don't like such idea. Plugins had not enough quality at all 
> and initial maintainer/dev always providing feedback that enforces 
> reworking code. 
> I will prefer to see and require for new plugins instructions whether such 
> thing is allowed (or repo based doc in cause of maintainers disappearing). 
> I don't think that everybody (50k installations?) will be happy if i commit 
> directly and release git plugin while 2 maintainers will be unavailable.
>

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