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Create api-tooling repository #866
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I suggest a more precise name: |
+1 from me and I also like the name suggested by @targos |
+1 from me (+ the naming suggestion) |
+1 for the suggested name, thanks @targos! |
+1 |
Hey y'all 👋 can the repository be created? 👀 |
I've created the repository and gave @nodejs/web-infra write access https://github.com/nodejs/api-docs-tooling/ Please add the regular documents (LICENSE, README, CODE_OF_CONDUCT and CONTRIBUTING). Also I am explicitly giving you permission as a TSC member to use your org ownership powers (granted as moderator) to perform non-moderation org-admin actions in that repo so you can add/edit access at https://github.com/nodejs/api-docs-tooling/settings/access , edit description etc. |
We usually grant "Maintain" role to the team that "owns" the repo, so it doesn't require org admin privileges to operate. |
Appreciate it, @benjamingr! (and thx for the memo, Antoine!) I'll start preping the repository probably today and start working on the tooling tmrw :) |
As described on nodejs/node#52343 we want to create a new repository to keep the actual tooling of the API docs, and keep it separated from core, so that its development is unrelated to the core itself (which IMO makes sense)
The goal for the tooling repository is to:
cc @nodejs/tsc (and the @nodejs/web-infra and @nodejs/web-standards, since I want to consult regarding the tech stack above, and since the Web Infra would be the primary "code owners" besides Core Collaborators)
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