Add @Adyen/api-library-maintainers to CODEOWNERS #827
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Summary of ChangesHello @gcatanese, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request updates the code ownership configuration by including the Highlights
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This pull request adds the @Adyen/api-library-maintainers team to the CODEOWNERS file. My review focuses on ensuring that code ownership is defined granularly. I've suggested refining the ownership rules to be more specific to the parts of the codebase the new team is responsible for, rather than assigning global ownership. This is a common best practice to ensure team members are only notified for relevant code reviews, improving the efficiency of the development process.
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Adding @Adyen/api-library-maintainers as a global owner will result in this team being requested for review on every pull request in the repository. The team's name suggests they have a specific focus on an API library. If that's the case, assigning global ownership might lead to notification fatigue from irrelevant review requests (e.g., for documentation or configuration changes).
Consider defining more granular ownership rules to target only the relevant parts of the codebase. This ensures that teams are only notified for changes within their scope of responsibility.
For example:
* @Adyen/developer-relations
/path/to/api/library/ @Adyen/api-library-maintainers
Please consider if this more specific approach would be a better fit for your repository's structure.
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