Committers Team in GitHub repo

[Mirco Dotta]

Hi guys,

As discussed a while ago, we introduced a new workflow for contributing to the 

Scala IDE (which is basically the GitHub workflow), i.e., always fork the project 

and create pull-request to integrate back the changes. 

I believe this way of working has been very effective and it did increase quality of 

the code we push in master (well, I can tell for sure that it improved the quality of 

my coding ;)). And this tweet kind of proves my point 

https://twitter.com/samspade79/status/211640123215982592

This entails that committers in the project are there simply for merging pull-requests.

For this reason, we were thinking of reducing the number of committers to the actual 

people that do the "merging pull-request" work. My suggestion would be to have the 

following people in the Committers team:

• dotta
• dragos
• emolitor
• mdr 
• misto 
• skyluc

Of course, we don't want to upset anyone. So, if you disagree, please speak now or 

forever hold your peace ;)

-- Mirco

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Mirco Dotta

Typesafe - The software stack for applications that scale

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[Miles Sabin]

On Fri, Jun 29, 2012 at 9:12 AM, Mirco Dotta <mirco...@typesafe.com> wrote:
> For this reason, we were thinking of reducing the number of committers to the actual
> people that do the "merging pull-request" work. My suggestion would be to have the
> following people in the Committers team:
>

> dotta
> dragos
> emolitor
> mdr
> misto
> skyluc

Fine by me :-)

Cheers,


Miles

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[iulian dragos]

+1

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[Matthew Farwell]

Salut,

No problem with that. I don't do anything anyway :-) Maybe I will find some time in the future, but I can always submit pull requests.

Matthew.

[David Bernard]

+1

[Mirco Dotta]

Done.