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How to be a maintainer
compwron edited this page Dec 2, 2022
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Theory of maintainership:
Someone always has the keys to the kingdom. Sometimes it is us. Being a maintainer is a position of trust and requires good judgement moreso even than skill
Steps to ask to become a maintainer:
- Contribute to CASA via making PRs and/or opening issues and/or helping in slack
- Post somewhere (usually in slack, but possibly also in a PR or github issue comment) "Hey, I might be interested in being a maintainer"
- A conversation ensues. Ask questions!
Steps to be made a maintainer:
- A current maintainer pings Sean & team in private slack channel #casa-team-leads stating that they plan to make the new person into a maintainer
- A current maintainer sets you up with permissions:
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- deploy permissions (heroku for now, cloud66 soon)
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- github admin permissions
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- slack #casa-team-leads channel invite
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- get an official rubyforgood.org email
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- 1password access for bugsnag and (what's the thing that's not named sentry that detects n+1 slowness... it's orange...)
Tasks that maintainers split up among themselves:
- deploy weekly
- Review and merge PRs
- Answer questions in slack
- Help out with urgent code changes as needed
- Talk to stakeholders at the weekly meeting
- Make github issues of stakeholder asks
Who are the current maintainers? https://github.com/rubyforgood/casa/wiki/Who's-who%3F
Right now, people who sign up to be "team leads" for Ruby for Good conference are automatically accepted as "maintainers"
How to stop being a maintainer: Either say to a current maintainer that you'd like to stop, or slowly fade awayyyy
Please ask questions! You can find us in #casa on rubyforgood slack