Posted by mpdonadio on November 13, 2014 at 7:10pm
Part of the project application review process is to ensure that users have a good grasp of Drupal concepts before we allow them to promote sandbox projects to full projects.
There are handful of core maintainers that are not git vetted users.
I propose the following:
We audit the MAINTAINERS.txt file for Drupal 7 and Drupal 8 and promote everyone who is a
- Branch maintainer
- Component maintainer
- Module maintainer
- Theme maintainer
- Core mentoring lead
- Initiative owner
- Topic coordinator
That covers everyone listed in those two files. We trust these people enough to maintain Drupal itself, we should trust them enough to publish a Drupal module.
If we have enough consensus on this and no strong objections, and that we think all of these groups should be included, I will audit these two lists the weekend of 2014年11月21日 and promote everyone who needs it.
Comments
Yes, +1.
Yes, +1.
+1
+1
Isn't this yet another
Isn't this yet another example of large shops/Drupal's inner circle ignoring or bypassing the process they want to force other developers to follow?
Another way to look at this is if you are competent enough to contribute to core, creating a module and subjecting yourself to the review process should be trivial. It won't be, but it should be.
I've already posted about the method many large shops are using to avoid subjecting new developers to the review process.
Unless more people with experience contributing to other projects and communities are subjected to this process, I doubt it will ever improve.
The current waiting period for projects that don't review other projects for a "bonus" is > 8 months.
Is this trying to fix a
Is this trying to fix a problem that doesn't exist? Did someone request this be done? I assume anyone listed in MAINTAINERS.txt already has whatever permissions they need to work. Otherwise, I agree with kreynen that everyone should be treated equally and should go through the same process. Part of the reason why the problems with the review process have existed so long is that community veterans didn't have to experience it.
Fabianx has applied recently:
Fabianx has applied recently: https://www.drupal.org/node/2355021
Looking at his code makes me smile because everything is written so well and I can hardly find anything to complain about.
IMO there are 2 reasons we should approve them immediately:
They already earned our trust and are our most valuable contributors. We put them in MAINTAINERS.txt because they know what they are doing and their work is exceptionally good and approved by the community.
They waste my time when I review applications. I could instead look at project applications of people that are new contributors and not well established yet.
Agreed!
Agreed!
Pushpinder Rana
Should this be a codified
Should this be a codified policy? Marc Drummond has also opened a project application and he certainly qualifies under the same standard as one of the Drupal 8 core component maintainers.
https://www.drupal.org/node/2682837