On Samstag, 9. November 2019 01:20:01 CET Ben Cooksley wrote: > On top of this, i'd also like to remove commit access to it for > everyone but translators and those who need to work on the small > number of websites remaining on Subversion and only provision this for > people on an as-needed basis. > > In the next year or so i'd expect the remaining websites to complete > their migrations to Git, after which only translators would receive > access.
Restricting access to the translations repository is against the letter of our manifesto which states "All source materials are hosted on infrastructure available to and writable by all KDE contributor accounts" https://manifesto.kde.org/commitments.html AFAIK, "all source materials" includes translations. There are a few reasonable exceptions for this requirement, e.g. for the sources of our websites, but I don't see a good reason for restricting access to the translations. I think restricting access to the translations will create a precedent for restricting access to other source materials and undermines the values stated in our manifesto. Therefore, I don't think we should go down this route. Regards, Ingo
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