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Clean up inactive members - Jan 2021 #2456
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+1 from me! |
There is a limit on pings per post, this is the remainder that did not get pinged above: |
@mrbobbytables 👋 Ola - yes, unfortunately inactive when it comes to Kubernetes. Not sure what you need from me or what this entails, but I thought I'd confirm at least myself for you. |
No action needed, it was more an FYI ping 👍 |
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Hey, I'm actually working my way back into the release team for 1.21. Can you please leave me in the org for now? |
EDIT: @marpaia I just checked and it doesn't look like you're on the RT for 1.21. 😬 |
Hi~ @mrbobbytables I'm planning keep working for the DOC-SIG team this new year. Can you please leave me in the org for now, too? |
@YouthLab we prefer to move to remove and re-add when the person becomes active again. Things change rapidly in the project and 1.5years with no activity it's easy to lose track of things. I went ahead on adding @marpaia back because I thought they were a part of the release team and already involved (just not reflected on GitHub yet) - that is ON ME for saying yes before looking into it and have asked for more info. The long term plan is to eventually automate this process (members being removed won't receive a ping). We updated our community membership guidelines outlining who is defined as inactive and how it is counted. For reference, we use devstats as our means to measure inactivity as it takes into account different types of GitHub actions, not just PRs or issues - but edits, comments and more. A general community notification about this policy was then sent to the k-dev mailing list. We want to limit access to people that are consistently remain active. Org membership grants permissions to Kubernetes project repos and our CI system. If those privileges aren’t being actively used, we remove them to ensure we don’t have security issues down the road. Not being a member doesn't mean you can't contribute. Many of our contributions come from non-org members. If you're ramping back up within the project, our org membership process has been streamlined. With a few PRs and two sponsors, we can add you back as a member. |
@mrbobbytables That is ok. This is reasonable, better for the k8s org. And thank you for your reply with good intentions and patience.:) |
@mrbobbytables I would like to give this issue a shot, I read the comment on slack by @nikhita about updating the owners files. If yes do let me know if I can begin ? |
@sladyn98 You can, just be sure to reference this post when creating PRs doing so. You can see some of the examples linked in #2013 and #2076. I would also avoid opening PRs up in kubernetes/kubernetes to start as things are a bit more complicated with owners files there. One other FYI - if the person being removed was an approver, they should be added as an |
I opened some PRs for some of the files, I will continue creating pull requests once I know what I am doing is right :) |
@sladyn98 They look good :) It might just take a little bit for them to get reviewed. 👍 |
All PRs to clean up OWNERS files have merged. Closing! |
This is the list of inactive members that are slated to be removed from our Github Orgs. They have had no devstats recorded since July 1 2019.
Inactive Members:
Repos with inactive owners:
Kubernetes Org
kubernetes/cloud-provider-gcp- cluster: Remove inactive members from OWNERS cloud-provider-gcp#188gmarekjingax10madhusudancsperotinuskubernetes/examples- staging/cpu-manager: Remove inactive OWNERS examples#412balajismaniamkubernetes/k8s.io- k8s.gcr.io/images/k8s-staging-cri-tools: Remove inactive OWNERS k8s.io#1688runcomkubernetes-kube-openapi- Remove inactive members from OWNERS kube-openapi#228mbohloolkubernetes/kubernetes- cluster/addons/dashboard: remove inactive members from OWNERS kubernetes#99071, cluster/* Remove inactive members from OWNERS kubernetes#99074, cmd/kubemark: Remove inactive members from OWNERS kubernetes#99078, test/* Remove inactive members from OWNERS kubernetes#99092, Remove inactive members from OWNERS - Jan 2021 kubernetes#99110balajismaniambrykcsbellfabxcgmarekjianhuizjingax10madhusudancsmbohloolnikhiljindalkubernetes/release- images/build/debian-iptables: Remove inactive members from OWNERS release#1924jingax10kubernetes/sig-release- releases/* move AishSundar to emeritus sig-release#1473AishSundarkubernetes/test-infra- Remove inactive members from OWNERS - Jan 2021 test-infra#20866jingax10kerneltimemadhusudancsmaisemmbohloolmithravnikhiljindalperotinusKubernetes SIGs Org
kubernetes-sigs/dashboard-metrics-scraper- Remove inactive members from OWNERS kubernetes-sigs/dashboard-metrics-scraper#41brykkubernetes-sigs/cluster-api-provider-gcp- Remove inactive members from OWNERS_ALIASES kubernetes-sigs/cluster-api-provider-gcp#351maisemkubernetes-sigs/cluster-api-provider-vsphere- Remove inactive members from OWNERS_ALIASES kubernetes-sigs/cluster-api-provider-vsphere#1117sflxnkubernetes-sigs/image-builder- Remove inactive members from OWNERS_ALIASES kubernetes-sigs/image-builder#517maisemKubernetes client Org
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