Voting foo as PQM policy? [was: attn folk doing reviews.]
Aaron Bentley
aaron.bentley at utoronto.ca
Wed Jan 25 04:23:19 GMT 2006
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Robert Collins wrote:
| At martins request I'm setting up PQM for bzr.dev, so the committer term
| will imply 'can commit straight to bzr.dev' - and I think its
| appropriate to have the physical access, and the trust to not commit
| silly things linked.
I gave a presentation on bzr at the local Python User Group tonight, and
there were a couple of interesting suggestions. Here's the first:
Review interface as pqm policy
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It might be nice if the PQM policy for bzr allowed anyone to submit
merges. The merges would be logged. They could generate emails to
committers. They could also update a tracking page.
However, they would only be processed if the required votes were submitted.
Aaron
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