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There has been a request to relax the number of LGTMs in the tools projects to help improve merge rate. Signed-off-by: Chris Aniszczyk <caniszczyk@gmail.com>
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Should this also come with a |
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And if we go with one LGTM, you'll also want to update the maintainer's guide. |
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@caniszczyk Hi, can you update the 'MAINTAINERS_GUIDE.md' ? |
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I haven't noticed difficulty collecting two LGTMs, but there are certainly a few nominal maintainers that LGTM pulls very rarely. On the other hand, free-riding non-spec maintainers aren't much of a functional issue. |
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I think the change is about: the strategy of the tool project could be 'more agile and mistake tolerable' . |
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There has been a request to relax the number of LGTMs in the tools projects to help improve merge rate.
Signed-off-by: Chris Aniszczyk caniszczyk@gmail.com