Chris Wright wrote:
>> Its worth noting that I'm am not aware of any practical benefits or costs
>> to being a member of the quantum team on launchpad...
>
> That was my next question ;) I was not receiving any gerrit watch emails
> and someone suggested I needed to be on the team (I don't believ
* Dan Wendlandt (d...@nicira.com) wrote:
> Its funny, as just yesterday I was asking the same thing to Jay Pipes, as I
> find it annoying to get an email and have to click approve all the time
> (especially given the up-tick in membership requests). I had assumed all
> PTLs had to do this, but bas
Turns out flipping the bit was easy, once you know to look for it :)
Btw, some of these groups may be used to automatically notify people on
certain launchpad events (e.g., https://launchpad.net/~quantum-bugs), but
I'm not aware of any notifications for the plane "quantum" group,
particularly sinc
Its funny, as just yesterday I was asking the same thing to Jay Pipes, as I
find it annoying to get an email and have to click approve all the time
(especially given the up-tick in membership requests). I had assumed all
PTLs had to do this, but based on the list below, I suspect this is more of
a
Following up from yesterday's meeting on encouraging developers...
Launchpad team policy:
Nova: Open
Swift:Open
Glance: Open
Keystone: Open
Horizon: Open
Cinder: Open
Quantum: Moderated
Any reason for moderating team membership?
thanks,
-c
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