Em Tue, 3 Dec 2024 14:07:12 +0100 Mauro Carvalho Chehab <mchehab+huawei@xxxxxxxxxx> escreveu: > > The idea is to gradually open media-committers to more people, as each > phase succeeds, addressing infra, procedures, etc. > > My rough idea is to do: > > - Phase 0.99: beta testers; > - Phase 1 is to invite people that regularly submit PRs; > - Phase 2 is to invite other active maintainers; > - Phase 3 (or 2?, TBD) to open for non-maintainers. > > We shouldn't rush it, as there are a lot to be done before opening it > broadly. So, I would say that: > - phase 0.99 would start in -rc2 (if things go well during this week); > - phase 1 may still happen on this merge window, but as there will be > only a few weeks between -rc2 and -rc6, and people usually get > holidays in Dec/Jan, it is more likely that it will start for > 6.14-rc1, again if we didn't notice big issues on phase 0.99. > > We should wait at least for a couple of releases on phase 1, > again to cleanup process and fine-tune infra. If things go well, > we can move to phase 2. After some discussions with Hans, we decided to postpone the beta testers phase to the next kernel cycle. There are a couple of reasons for that: - This should give us more time to come up with a final version of the media-committers documentation and agreement; - This would also work better with regards to end of year's vacations, as they'll be affecting at least 2/3 -rc versions. Plus, we all have things to finish before such vacations. So, better to start fresh next year; - Media CI still had issues with a patch series I submitted, as it picked the wrong baseline, causing CI to not test two patches that were applied on the top of media-committers/next branch. This was fixed by Ricardo, but it means that we may still need to polish CI before granting more people righs there. With that, if we want to start the media committers for 6.14, we should aim to close review this document by -rc6, or, at most, -rc7, getting the patches merged during the next merge window. Regard Thanks, Mauro