kubernetes-incubator
Rename kubernetes-incubator/kube-arbitrator to kubernetes-incubator/kube-batch
Approval:
/cc @bsalamat
/assign @calebamiles
It is fine with me.
@k82cn I can do this, but while I have your attention, two other questions:
require_signed_commits, and the requirement for code reviews isn't really necessary if you use /lgtm + /approve (ref https://github.com/kubernetes/test-infra/pull/9467)wow, that'll be great if we can use /lgtm + /appove in kubernetes-sigs; it have to merge code manually righ now :(. So I'd like to see that, is there any additional requirements to do that?
/cc @bsalamat
@k82cn no additional requirements, I'll just have to make a few changes to the repo and want to make sure this is ok:
That's great, let's do it :)
/assign
Sounds good, I'll get on this shortly
@jinzhejz is not currently a member of kubernetes, just kubernetes-incubator, can you have them file a kubernetes/org issue for membership to kubernetes-sigs with sponsors?
I moved the repo to https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/kube-batch and updated branch settings manually
I added @k82cn as an admin collaborator for now, until membership invite is accepted
/close
Left this open in case there were any hiccups, there have been none, so closing
@spiffxp: Closing this issue.
In response to this:
/close
Left this open in case there were any hiccups, there have been none, so closing
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@k82cn I can do this, but while I have your attention, two other questions:
require_signed_commits, and the requirement for code reviews isn't really necessary if you use /lgtm + /approve (ref https://github.com/kubernetes/test-infra/pull/9467)