Triaging rights for WPF

[gurpreet-wpf]

Hi folks,

Thanks for being engaged with WPF. Your contributions have helped us a lot to advance WPF as a product and fix/identify bugs. To further strengthen our ties with the community, we are planning to provide triaging rights (and then contributor rights as we advance) to some of our most active and valuable contributors.

Hence, please do nominate yourself by commenting below in this post.

Thanks!

[ThomasGoulet73]

Hey @gurpreet-wpf, I'd like to nominate myself.

Is this related to this project: https://github.com/microsoft/contributor-community-experiments ?

[singhashish-wpf]

@ThomasGoulet73
Thank you for nominating yourself.
This exercise is related to the experiment Community members would make great triagers

We are also working on experiment Consider trialing a "triage bot" that lets users without permissions assist in issue management.

As you have been an active and valuable contributor to the wpf repo, it would be great to have you on this journey!

[gurpreet-wpf]

@lindexi @batzen @kant2002
Tagging some of the other top contributors in WPF community to alert them as we are deciding to finalize this.

[kant2002]

I personally interested in the AOT story for WPF. If this is possible to be pushed forward with community (at least me) I'm in.

[batzen]

I would be happy to help.

[miloush]

I am happy to help too.

[singhashish-wpf]

Thanks a lot all the valuable contributors for the nominations!
Just to keep you all updated, we are in the process of getting this done for all of you who have been nominated.

[singhashish-wpf]

Finally, the process is complete, and we have @ThomasGoulet73 @miloush @batzen @kant2002 added to the .NET Org and they have Triaging rights. Thank you for your patience! Requesting you all to kindly check and confirm, please reply if there is some issue regarding this.

[kant2002]

No issues with me. I did try exercise rights on couple issues. Is there guidance how process should works? What is best place to discuss that?

[singhashish-wpf]

@gurpreet-wpf is working on this.

[lindexi]

I am happy to help too.

[singhashish-wpf]

@lindexi will try to get it done for you too, however this might take time as we did it in group for others; will have to go through the process again.

[lindexi]

Thank you.

[singhashish-wpf]

Done.

[gurpreet-wpf]

Hey folks, thanks for showing interest for being part of the triaging community. We are working on the triage document which would mention "Do's and Don'ts" and would publish it shortly.

Looking forward to awesome contributions in WPF from all of you. Thanks!

[miloush]

Is there such a document?

[RussKie]

@weltkante IIRC you were quite interested in helping WPF to advance.

[weltkante]

Thanks for the ping, haven't been keeping track recently. At the moment I'm a bit short on time, but I'll keep an eye on it and might join in later if it makes sense.

[miloush]

I would like to nominate @h3xds1nz

[h3xds1nz]

I'm delighted for this nomination, @miloush

[singhashish-wpf]

Apologies for the delay in response. @terrajobst I see that the .NET membership is on pause as of now. Could you please share the process to get @h3xds1nz added to the .NET org, so that we can assign triage rights to him. @h3xds1nz has been a great contributor and is being nominated by existing members.

[singhashish-wpf]

Thanks for accepting the org invite @h3xds1nz
I have added you to the wpf triage group. Welcome aboard :)
Thanks @miloush for the nomination !

[h3xds1nz]

@singhashish-wpf Thank you for having me! :)

[ThomasGoulet73]

It might be a good idea to document somewhere what community triagers can and can't. Previously it was stated in team discussions but team discussions have since been removed from github (There's a the team discussion archive here: https://github.com/orgs/dotnet/teams/dotnet-wpf-triage).