[almighty] Reorg of GitHub team - you might have lost push access

[Max Rydahl Andersen]

On 28 Oct 2016, at 15:06, Monica Granfield wrote:

> Thanks Max,
>
> I understand. Just want to make sure of a couple of things. I was not 
> able
> to @tag a person (sarahjane) on core, I believe, in a comment.

Is sarahjane this https://github.com/sarahjane ? That user has no real 
name, comments, description anything for me to verify who she is - and 
she is set to be from the philippines and a yahoo account.

If she is the right Sarah, let me know and I'll add her - but would be 
great if she could put her real name there.

If this is not her - then let me know her real username and I'll add 
that instead to the collab group. When she is in there she should be 
possible to mention/assign etc.

> And we all
> use dev doc. I don't want to dump our busy work of posting links on 
> Adam.

> I want to make sure that this is not prohibiting us from commenting 
> and the
> features that support this, filing issues and posting to dev doc?

No, nothing of this limits your ability to do that. The only thing this 
did was
to avoid someone to accidentally push stuff directly to our code repos.

Issues, pull-requests etc. are all still possible.

If you find there is something you cannot do that you expected to be 
able to let
me or Aslak know and we'll figure out if bug in setup or there is 
another way of
doing what you want.

/max

> Thanks,
> Monica
>
> On Fri, Oct 28, 2016 at 3:55 AM, Max Rydahl Andersen 
> <manderse at redhat.com>
> wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> Monica, Michael V., Adam and Ranjith - you lost push (aka. write 
>> access)
>> to the git repositories ( I assume you didn't even know you could 
>> push ;)
>> Adam - you still have push accesss to devdoc :)
>>
>> Everyone outside dev group - I've created a "Collaborator" group in 
>> GitHub
>> for people that
>> needs to be assignable on issues, but do not need or do not want full 
>> push
>> (aka. write access) to all repositories.
>>
>> I've put everyone I could spot that are not maintainers of actual 
>> code.
>>
>> Did this to avoid accidental pushes by those who might not realise 
>> they
>> actually have full write access.
>>
>> In case I removed you wrongly and you believe you need push access 
>> just
>> ask and we'll figure it out ;)
>>
>> p.s. none of this changes your ability to do fork, branch and do pull
>> requests. Just about avoiding
>> accidental pushes.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> /max
>> http://about.me/maxandersen
>>
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