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Create tool for removing org members #2052
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/assign I'd like to take this on! |
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@nikhita @mrbobbytables How the list of inactive members will be provided to the new tool ? |
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@nikhita is this something we can turn into a GSoC project? |
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To me, that sounds like enough for... /help |
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The docs only say that we can check inactive members on devstats.cncf.io. But there is no simple query for that. I was reminded to check inactive members per kubernetes/kubernetes#104848 (comment) |
I see devstats give us the list of contributors based on the period like last 1year, 2 year etc.. based on the time limit we can get that list and negate with the total list to find the list of members we need to remove. |
What we've done in the past is pull the stats for each release cycle which gives us an explicit period of time to track contributions, so if a person has not done anything in the past 5 releases (20 months now that releases are 4 months), we can safely remove. |
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I can help with this. Looks like we need to add a function Then to keep this automated, we can define a periodic prow job that runs every 2 years or so. What do you think folks? I don't want to submit a PR right away maybe someone has been working on that. |
I wanted to offer to adapt a github action that some of us built over in: The description of the features is in: and a general diagram is at: |
Ppart of the requested functionality was added recently in (thanks @palnabarun): from: #2052 (comment)
@palnabarun, is this the only part left for implementation here? |
I don't think we should run a Prow job for doing the audit. A lot of actions done in the process require human knowledge and intervention. |
I was thinking about having a Prow job, for just opening an issue with a And then GH admins do the manual process for reviewing the list & actual removal. |
We intend to start doing a regular cleanup of inactive members (#2013, #2047).
Removing org members means removing them from the config files in this repo. Removing them manually is tedious so we need to create an automated tool that can help us do that.
EDIT(spiffxp): #2458 merged the prior art we have in in bash, but we would rather have a tool written in something more testable, less brittle (e.g. Go)
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