* Commit Access
+ cleanup of stale? committers (Norbert)
+ ran a script to find people with no commit >1 yr.
+ or should we let them stay around.
+ some project revoked after 0.5 years (Miklos)
+ frugalware.
+ do we have any problem with leaving them ? (Stephan)
+ no; but don't want to ever be (Norbert)
+ concern wrt. removing committers (JanI)
+ openhub counts actual commits (Norbert)
+ generate a mail if they arrive (JanI)
+ social aspect concern (Michael)
+ if we can get people active again by poking (Bjoern)
+ can be helpful.
+ otherwise leave open & put a watch on commits (Bjoern)
+ just look at these carefully.
+ and welcome them back.
+ concern wrt. the work, some people move on (Norbert)
+ do we want to keep them open forever.
+ we have a bunch of ex. GSOC never seen again ?
+ silently remove those we think are unlikely to come back
+ concern wrt. creating lots of rules
+ notify removing them.
+ for sure - commit rights to random projects (Kendy)
+ not feel comfortable committing now.
+ if not for three years - through gerrit.
=> leave up to JanI
Based on the above discussion, my intention is:
- To extend my nightly statistic script, to check new commits (probably restricted to our code
repo).
- For every commit If the delta between the last commit from the author and this commit is more
than 1Year, the script will notify me.
- I will write a "happy to see you again" mail, with copy the dev list, so the author hopefully
starts to be an active part of the community again.
- We already have scripting in place, to mail authors who have not contributed for > 3 months. (see
"20(20) to be emailed" in the stats.
- Before revoking anybodys commit right please notify me in advance, so I can write a nice email to
them as a last poke before executing the revoke.
Suggestions and comments are welcome.
rgds
jan I
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