| Issue |
204626
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| Summary |
Request Commit Access For scsiguy
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| Labels |
infra:commit-access-request
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| Reporter |
scsiguy
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My current focus is improving compiler-rt sanitizers for use in CI and fuzzing infrastructure. Broadly, my interest is in improving deterministic compile and validation tools to serve as effective guardrails for LLM generated code. I don't yet know what that means in terms of work beyond my current project to fix https://github.com/google/sanitizers/issues/295, but the toolchain ecosystem feels like a leveraged place for making improvements of this type.
While working on #196388, I had to rely heavily on those with commit access to assign reviewers, restart builds, and assist in landing a correction for downstream build breakage caused by #200719 — a case where being able to revert my own merged commit would have significantly reduced "time back to green". Generally, I don't feel I need to have write access to be effective contributing to the LLVM project, but it would remove significant friction for both myself and the contributors reviewing my PRs.
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