Caddy Project Maintainership Transition: Community Leadership Expansion
By
francislavoie
Crisped on the outside, thoughtful enough on the inside.
Summary
The Caddy project maintainer is transitioning leadership by granting tag and release privileges to the maintainer team, reducing the project's bus factor from 1. The community will be more involved in leadership decisions, and the maintainer will no longer personally review all comments, issues, and pull requests, aiming to unblock the project's development.
Key quotes
· 5 pulledI won't personally see all comments/issues/PRs anymore
maintainer team is being granted tag+release privileges
community will be more involved with leadership
increase current bus factor of 1
unblock the project
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