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First off, I wonder if there is (or it is worth creating) a way to make the scope of a team more fine-grained... e.g. I think the Embedded team would want to be notified of changes to gnu/packages/bootloaders.scm, for the u-boot-* packages, but maybe not for grub? Similar also for the arm-trusted-firmware-* or opensbi packages, but maybe not for ath9k-htc-firmware (although the case could be made that that is an embedded system unto itself). I also wonder about splitting Embedded and Bootstrap into separate teams; some things are obviously one or the other, but I do not, at least in my mind, see the overlap. Perhaps a description would for the team(s) would help a bit here. I see embedded as dealing with bootloaders or firmware commonly used on embedded systems, and perhaps cross-compilers? Is the Bootstrap team ... bootstrapping a new language compiler family? bootstrapping a system from scratch? Yes to both? What is it's scope? I wonder if the team.scm script could also have a few regexps in it for the patch description. For example, "deterministic" or "reproducible" might be a useful search term for my recently proposed Reproducible Builds team, which otherwise would only be interested in a small pool of reproducible builds tooling packages, but reproducible builds issues actually could be relevent for all packages in guix. Lastly, I use the name "Vagrant Cascadian" with my contributions to guix, but I may use a different email address depending on the nature of the contribution (e.g. reproducible builds). I am not sure what would happen if I added "Vagrant Cascadian" twice, with two different email addresses. Does it handle that reasonably? It would be a little awkward to add a "Vagrant Cascadian (reproducible builds)" in the name field but I guess that might be a trivial workaround if having "Vagrant Cascadian" twice causes issues. live well, vagrant --=-=-= Content-Type: application/pgp-signature; name="signature.asc" -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- iHUEARYKAB0WIQRlgHNhO/zFx+LkXUXcUY/If5cWqgUCY7UYhQAKCRDcUY/If5cW qtqTAP4vRpXmnX0R9TdUASp+BkkhA8McItBnyyF85Z5SOpMLggD/aN1dJVelq3xO nE4tydMP7gD4yRBJ1RmJppsrsDPc4gw= =RaWm -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- --=-=-=--