Add requirement that non-collaborator members be approved by the TSC #3956
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To avoid XY-style attacks, build-wg members should be highly trusted. Therefore, if they are not already Node.js collaborators, they should be approved by the TSC.
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Co-authored-by: Ruben Bridgewater <[email protected]>
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@mcollina does this requirement already exist for the release WG? |
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yes it does |
sxa
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richardlau
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@targos any concerns with this? |
targos
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I think this has been open long enough and we have a number of +1s so landing. |
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To avoid XY-style attacks, build-wg members should be highly trusted. Therefore, if they are not already Node.js collaborators, they should be approved by the TSC.