Clowder follows a typical open source governance model with a group of committers having final say to what ends up in the master/develop branches and a BDFL with final say on disputes and arguments within the community.
If you want to become a contributor please review and follow the following instructions CONTRIBUTING.md.
The following roles exist:
- Contributor
- Makes contributions to the project.
- See CONTRIBUTING.md to learn how to become one. Please follow the workflow describe in that document. Thank you.
- Committer
- Benevolent Dictator for Life (BDFL)
- Retains the final say in disputes or arguments within the community. Manages releases. Helps set long term direction.
- CommitterHas write permission to develop and master branch.
- Knows the code very well and has made substantial contributions to the project
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- Helps define how specific features are implemented.
- Has write permission to develop and master branch.
- A unanimous vote by current committers is required for a contributor to become a committer.
- Benevolent Dictator for Life (BDFL)
- Retains the final say in disputes or arguments within the community.
- Manages releases.
- Helps define long term direction and software architecture.
Current list of active members follows. Full list available in CONTRIBUTORS.md.
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Committers
- Luigi Marini
- Rob Kooper
Contributors
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- Max Burnette
Contributors - https://github.com/clowder-framework/clowder/graphs/contributors
Insights - https://github.com/clowder-framework/clowder/pulse
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Retired Contributors
- Ashwini Vaidya
- Avinash Kumar
- Brock Angelo
- Constantinos Sophocleous
- Inna Zharnitsky
- Jong Lee
- Kenton McHenry
- Mario Felarca
- Nicholas Tenczar
- Nishant Nayudu
- Rui Liu
- Smruti Padhy
- Theerasit Issaranon
- Varun Kethineedi
- Ward Poelmans
- Will Hennessy
- Winston Jansz
- Xiaocheng Yuan
- Yibo Guo
- Indira Gutierrez
- Yan Zhao
- Michelle Pitcel