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Re: Setting up Git Project under comdev for Community Over Code EU
Jarek Potiuk wrote on 7/6/23 4:52 PM: ...snip... The conclusion of the discussion we had last week was that we want to get a statically generated website - based on the same tooling and ASF integration tooling as https://github.com/apache/comdev-site is. We will eventually make it available at eu.communityovercode.org and (secondary) goal of that is to make it a nice starting point for future other communityovercode sites (NA one is currently run via wordpress). Some of the committee members are particularly keen on transparency and archiving/inclusivity, so rather than creating a repo outside of ASF (which is an option) we thought the best will be to get a repo in the "apache" organisation. From the JIRA ticket https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/INFRA-24741 - if we were to use INFRA supported GitHub repos (under the apache/ organisation) we need a "project" to host it and Rich suggested that instead of creating a new one we could do it via comdev. Yes, any event website source should definitely be stored in an ASF repo (i.e. svn or on github under 'apache'). On the infra ticket it was mentioned that VP Conferences could be the owner if they created an LDAP group, which is the "most appropriate" place to host the content, since the VP Conferences is in charge. But it might be simpler to manage if we used this PMC instead - although that requires some consensus from this PMC first to own something that really belongs to conferences. One note: do you *specifically* want to copy the ComDev site repo? Or do you want to start with the infra-supported (but simpler design) template repo they recommend for new projects? https://github.com/apache/template-site https://template.staged.apache.org/ We have some specific requirement re: access to the repository. We are not a typical PMC where we have committers and PMC members. We are cooperating with a producer company (Software Guru) and rather than merging their PRs we would rather (especially at the crucial times before the event) want to give them direct "push" access and capability of merging PRs. So my question is: * has something like that been done before? * is this possible for comdev projects to have such repos (apache/comdev-commovercode-eu) with external people access ? No. AFAIK any direct write access to /apache repos can only come from ASF committers who have signed an ICLA. But that's solvable for a special case like this, by having an officer or PMC simply agree to invite those outside individuals at Software Guru to be committers here. Note also that individuals can be made committers, not companies. -- - Shane ComDev PMC The Apache Software Foundation - To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@community.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@community.apache.org
Re: Setting up Git Project under comdev for Community Over Code EU
On Sat, 8 Jul 2023 at 00:03, Shane Curcuru wrote: > > Jarek Potiuk wrote on 7/6/23 4:52 PM: > ...snip... > > The conclusion of the discussion we had last week was that we want to get a > > statically generated website - based on the same tooling and ASF > > integration tooling as https://github.com/apache/comdev-site is. We will > > eventually make it available at eu.communityovercode.org and (secondary) > > goal of that is to make it a nice starting point for future other > > communityovercode sites (NA one is currently run via wordpress). Some of > > the committee members are particularly keen on transparency and > > archiving/inclusivity, so rather than creating a repo outside of ASF (which > > is an option) we thought the best will be to get a repo in the "apache" > > organisation. > > > > From the JIRA ticket https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/INFRA-24741 - if > > we were to use INFRA supported GitHub repos (under the apache/ > > organisation) we need a "project" to host it and Rich suggested that > > instead of creating a new one we could do it via comdev. > > Yes, any event website source should definitely be stored in an ASF repo > (i.e. svn or on github under 'apache'). > > On the infra ticket it was mentioned that VP Conferences could be the > owner if they created an LDAP group, which is the "most appropriate" > place to host the content, since the VP Conferences is in charge. But > it might be simpler to manage if we used this PMC instead - although > that requires some consensus from this PMC first to own something that > really belongs to conferences. > > One note: do you *specifically* want to copy the ComDev site repo? Or > do you want to start with the infra-supported (but simpler design) My experience with both Hugo and Pelican is that Hugo is easier to customise. > template repo they recommend for new projects? >https://github.com/apache/template-site I don't think that is production ready. >https://template.staged.apache.org/ > > > > We have some specific requirement re: access to the repository. We are not > > a typical PMC where we have committers and PMC members. We are cooperating > > with a producer company (Software Guru) and rather than merging their PRs > > we would rather (especially at the crucial times before the event) want to > > give them direct "push" access and capability of merging PRs. > > > > So my question is: > > > > * has something like that been done before? > > * is this possible for comdev projects to have such repos > > (apache/comdev-commovercode-eu) with external people access ? > > No. AFAIK any direct write access to /apache repos can only come from > ASF committers who have signed an ICLA. But that's solvable for a > special case like this, by having an officer or PMC simply agree to > invite those outside individuals at Software Guru to be committers here. > Note also that individuals can be made committers, not companies. > > -- > - Shane >ComDev PMC >The Apache Software Foundation > > > - > To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@community.apache.org > For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@community.apache.org > - To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@community.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@community.apache.org
