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add jonasschnelli's PGP key to core commiters list #1138
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@jonasschnelli congratulations on being give commit access to bitcoin/bitcoin! You certainly reviewed and tested enough PRs! Next, condolences on being given commit access, as I'm pretty sure that means lots of people will now expect you to do even more work. :-) I don't see any signatures on this key or your old key from any of the other core committers, but since this is a new key being added to our site (i.e., it doesn't risk compromising an existing PGP identity we've endorsed), I think it will be satisfactory to merge it once bitcoin/bitcoin#7004 has been merged for a day without reverting. (Anyone who disagrees, please feel free to speak up.) General question: how do people feel about placing keys for new identities in |
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@jonasschnelli Thanks a lot for your help and work on Bitcoin Core! @harding I also thought about this (getting the PGP keys into a sub-directory to keep the repository clean and using some server-side magic to serve them either from / and /pgp/). Probably easier to do nothing (e.g. our test units would fail even though the links would be fine on the main server). Smal detail; Jonas should be displayed before Pieter as, except for the maintainer (Wladimir), the list is ordered by last names. Other than that, LGTM c8cf91f. |
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Jonas's key was merged into Bitcoin Core almost two weeks ago, so I will merge this here tomorrow unless there is any critical feedback. |
jonasschnelli commentedNov 13, 2015
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