Quoting Jérémy Lal (2014-01-02 13:01:12) > I wonder if there is a minimum official requirement for granting SCM > commit access to newcomers.
At most there is "common practice" and of that there is several: Alioth is provided by Debian and has the requirement that its use should be related to Debian, but apart from that we decide on our own how we want to work internally in our team. I like to avoid taking or giving orders from others, and since we use Alioth only as central "hub" for distributed resources (git and mailinglists) I see no need for hierarchy and routinely appoint "super cow powers" to any newcomer to our team. If others insist that we should have hierarchy and distrust newcomers until they somehow prove themselves worthy of higher power, then I will demote myself to the lowest power (and consider leaving the group). Speaking of which: I have till now mostly used collab-maint instead of our own git area to ease contributions from other Debian members. Alioth now (since some time) allows any team to grant write access to all official Debian members, similar to the access rights of collab-maint. Do anyone in this team disagree with enabling that additional right to our git, or is it ok that I enable it (and start move packages from collab-maint to our own git)? - Jonas -- * Jonas Smedegaard - idealist & Internet-arkitekt * Tlf.: +45 40843136 Website: http://dr.jones.dk/ [x] quote me freely [ ] ask before reusing [ ] keep private
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