Community: github: audit and remove stale org members

Created on 31 Jan 2019  ·  16Comments  ·  Source: kubernetes/community

We have no policy around inactivity for org members.

We should do something like:

  • establish standard for what defines "inactivity" (6 months perhaps?)
  • determine a way to get a report of who's inactive (devstats?)
  • create a policy on how often we check for inactivity, how do we notify those contributors, and then the actual process for PRing the removal
aregithub-management kindocumentation prioritimportant-longterm sicontributor-experience

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The members have been removed, there are a few blocks on on updating owners with code freeze etc but those will be resolved soon.
With that, I think this is good enough to call done \o/

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/priority important-longterm

/kind documentation

Since this revolves around creating the policy first.

determine a way to get a report of who's inactive (devstats?)

One example of this for OWNERS files: https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/76269

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Discussed again today, we seem to have a lot of these.
How do we get consensus on the standards? Sounds like @mrbobbytables already more or less has the data.

Is there a related issue for "get SIGs to add new OWNERS"? I haven't found it yet.

/milestone v1.19
We discussed a proposal from @mrbobbytables during github-management meeting today, agreed to bring it forward to sig-contributor-experience next

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The members have been removed, there are a few blocks on on updating owners with code freeze etc but those will be resolved soon.
With that, I think this is good enough to call done \o/

Going to go ahead and close it 👍 If there is any other follow up please go ahead and reopen
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@mrbobbytables: Closing this issue.

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Going to go ahead and close it 👍 If there is any other follow up please go ahead and reopen
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