Re: [TOPIC 07/11] New Contributors and Discord
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Konstantin Ryabitsev <konstantin@linuxfoundation.org>
- Date
- Sep 24, 2024, 19:23 UTC
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- <20240924-loud-honeybee-of-development-d2f893@meerkat>
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On Tue, Sep 24, 2024 at 12:15:13PM GMT, Junio C Hamano wrote:
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> > To enable it, I only need a list of people who are allowed to trigger bugspray > > via the "bugspray track" trigger phrase. I assume it's going to be more than > > just you? > > Now we'll have to come up with and maintain an official list of > trusted contributors. Which at first may sound like such a list may > alianate those who did not make the list, but when deciding which > topics are ready to hit 'next', such a "selection" is implicitly > made to choose whose opinion weigh more anyway.
Yeah, you're overthinking this. :) I literally just want to restrict the ability to invoke bugspray to a limited number of people, at least for the time being -- to avoid a situation like a troll sending "bugspray track" to every possible thread.
The people on this list don't have to have any kind of official standing with the git project itself.
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> I suspect that the list of folks who can operator bugspray do not
> necessarily have to be with deep technical knowledge of the innards
> of Git. They have to be able to dedicate the time to read and
> understand what was said in the discussion threads, recognise when a
> problem is identified ("bugspray track"), have been long enough to
> know or able to use "git blame / git log" to see who likely has
> useful insight into the issue than others ("bugspray tag"?),FYI, "bugspray tag" assigns the bug in bugzilla to a specific person. If you don't intend to use bugzilla to this degree, you can ignore this aspect of it entirely and never use the tag command.
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> and have good enough taste to recognise irrelevant "bugs" that are > opened by those with worse taste. In a sense, it is very different > from the earlier "list of those whose opinion weigh more in > assessing topic's doneness". Competent "project secretaries" are > the kinds of people we want. > > If I misunderstood the nature of "allow-list" for trigger phrase, > please correct me. Also it would be very welcome to hear from those > listening in from the sidelines who want to see different kinds of > people to be on the trigger phrase list.
Hopefully, I clarified it a bit. Also, bugspray is still an early model, so I am happy to add functionality based on the feedback I receive.
-K