On Sun, 5 May 2024, Maciej Sobaczewski wrote: > So here comes my question: how it this managed these days? Is there some > process where one should apply to get his karma rights transferred to > close enough GitHub org permissions? I realize the PHP.net karma system > was more granular (e.g. allowing people to push to certain paths in some > repositories) so I'm not sure if this is how it works now.
We can add people to repositories on GitHub, but the granularity is per project. > Just to clarify, I don't intend to start pushing to master left and > right - just like I never really did back in the previous years. That > said, there are some no-brainer changes that perhaps I could help with > once I regain some of the knowledge on how PHP.net is operating these > days. That and also things like doc-php where I'm the only truly > active contributor to this almost entirely dead stub of a translation > (although we might have a newjoiner who reached out to me just a week > ago). Is that doc-php, or doc-pl ? Which I think I saw you making a PR for. > PS: Last question: is this mailing list still used for discussions? > I've checked last 500 messages and I didn't spot anything other than > automated notifications from GitHub and some spam. Have discussions > movedelsewhere or is this just that the volume of discussions is that > low? They should be, it's just that there haven't been very many discussions. There is also the #website channel on the foundation's slack. cheers, Derick
