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About the Maintainers and Contributors

Jørgen Kalsnes Hagen edited this page Oct 26, 2023 · 1 revision

The Devicon project is living through its contributors and maintainers. Everyone can and is asked to contribute to this project. You don't have to be in a team to contribute!

Wanna join the team? Please apply using this discussion. New member requests have to be approved by all active members of the __maintain and __admin teams for the repository in question. Every member of this team has a veto permission to reject a new member.

For organizational purposes we introduced teams with permissions and responsibilities:

Teams

The teams are set up as follows:

  1. There's one "root-level" team for each repository in our GitHub organization. This team will be suffixed by __reviewers. For example: @devicons/devicon__reviewers
  2. Each "root-level" team has nested teams inside of it. One for each of these roles/access levels: triage, maintain, admin. These teams will be suffixed with __{access_level}, for example: @devicons/devicon__admin.

When new "maintainers" are added, they will first be added to the __triage team. If they do a good job, and show themselves to be trustworthy, they will get more access as time goes on.

Responsibilities

Maintainers with triage role or higher are expected to:

  1. Review and help contributors with Pull Requests
  2. Review and help contributors with Issues
  3. Add the _reviewers team as a reviewer once they've reviewed the PR themself.

Maintainers with maintain role are additionally expected to:

  1. Make new releases
  2. On-board new maintainers
  3. Update the wiki whenever necessary

Additional info

The branches master and develop are protected branches and only members of the __maintain or __admin teams are able to push changes to them. Additional branches must follow the pattern username/feature/description. The /feature/ indicates that a change is made to existing code (regardless if it's a fix, refactor or actual feature). The naming convention is based on the gitflow-workflow.

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