On Tue, 2021-03-30 at 14:12 +0200, Ludovic Courtès wrote:
> > I don't feel like people should be barred to contribute to that
> > GNOME
> > 40 upgrade because they arent an approved committer. That doesnt
> > feel
> > inclusive to me.
> 
> I respectfully think you misunderstand the review process.  Review is
> about sharing responsibilities and reducing the likelihood of
> mistakes.

Additionally, please put that quote into it's surrounding context and
don't assume things I have not said, I was explicitly speaking about
wip branches on Savannah excluding non-committers from collaborating on
them easily.

If I created a wip-gnome-40 branch on Savannah then Raghav cannot push
and we cannot work together easily, that way the GNOME 40 upgrade
probably wont happen because Raghav is already tired I felt in some
way.

I think the way we work here is the best conditions to capture Raghav's
motivation and energy right now and invest it within this GNOME 40
upgrade before they give up and we don't have this GNOME 40 upgrade
worked on. We need git to collaborate on patches together, that's all. 
But those patches of course do get through the review process, first
with me reviewing changes as they happen, then as a whole also, because
we wont push anything to core-updates, master or else without review.

Léo