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Update source code change terminology #85
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@erkist +1 for this change |
- **Change Proposal Reviewed Event**: someone (user) or an automated system submitted a review to the source code change proposal. A user or an automated system needs to be in charge of understanding how many approvals/rejections are needed for this change proposal to be merged or rejected. The review event needs to include if the change proposal is approved by the reviewer, more changes are needed or if the change proposal is rejected. | ||
- **Change Proposal Abandoned Event**: a tool or a user decides that the change proposal should be abandoned, for instance because it has been inactive for a while. | ||
- **Change Proposal Updated**: the change proposal has been updated, for example a new commit is added or removed from an existing change proposal. | ||
- **Change Merged Event**: the change proposal is made a change by it being merged to the target branch where it was submitted. |
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Rename to Change Proposal Merged for consistency
@erkist Thank you for this! Since we now have https://github.org/cdevents/spec, would you mind re-submitting your PR there? Thank you! |
@erkist shall we merge this anyways or close it? |
@erkist @afrittoli This is still not in the CDEvents spec right? |
Closing this PR here, as the spec has moved to cdevents org. An issue is created there to cater for this proposal instead. If still relevant, a new PR needs to be created there instead. |
PR to rename source code change to source code change proposal, as per discussion #34
Note: The Change Merged event is not referred to as a proposal. My reasoning is that it stops being a proposal and becomes an actual change when it is being merged. But I don't have a strong opinion on it, it might be better to refer to it as a change proposal here as well, for consistency.