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@LeoFalco LeoFalco merged commit fa65d21 into master Jan 7, 2026
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Pull request overview

This PR establishes code ownership governance by introducing a CODEOWNERS file that defines approval requirements for all repository files and specific ownership for the .github directory.

Key Changes

  • Creates a new CODEOWNERS file with two ownership rules: a default rule assigning all files to @FieldControl/shared and a specific rule assigning .github/ directory changes to @FieldControl/codeowners

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The CODEOWNERS file should include comments explaining the ownership structure and approval requirements. Consider adding a header comment that describes the purpose of this file and what each ownership rule means. For example, explain that all files by default require approval from the shared team, and that .github directory changes additionally require approval from the codeowners team.

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