[CI:DOCS] Add OWNERS file

[rhatdan]

Signed-off-by: Daniel J Walsh dwalsh@redhat.com

[vrothberg]

LGTM

[mtrmac]

Does this do anything right now? Or is it a prerequisite for turning on a bot in the future?

[TomSweeneyRedHat]

@mtrmac @jberkus is putting together some thoughts on Governance for the Containers organization. The first step is to have an owners.md file in each of the containers/* projects. I don't know if a bot will be involved or not for sure, I don't believe so. It's primarily being used so the future Governance document, likely in c/common, can say "Look at the owners.md file for a project ...". Not so much for this project, but for the smaller ones it would be handy to have such a file in case there's ever a CVE reported against it.

[TomSweeneyRedHat]

I'm confused why a PR with only a new file would ever need a rebase?
LGTM

[rhatdan]

This is for Governance, We will be opening similar PRs for other REPOS.

[mtrmac]

Thanks for the explanation.

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I'm confused why a PR with only a new file would ever need a rebase?

“Does it need a rebase” is a different question, and GitHub indicates that one by “has conflicts that needs to be resolved”.

I think it’s just doing a graph shape check; that answers “did the submitter (get a chance to) test this on top of the latest version” — a zero-conflict PR could still be broken by other changes to the codebase; so some projects have a policy of asking the submitters to test against a recent version. Of course that doesn’t scale past some amount of changes.

Anyway, humans with judgement about such drift risk can use a big hammer to merge anyway, so let’s do that.