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Remove ndmitchell as a contributor #48
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Seems I can still edit master. Which isn't good! |
Hehe, only @mpickering can remove you |
Is @mpickering still the only person who can do that? If so, perhaps someone else should be granted permissions? (I just want to make a pull request - and through a stroke of luck I didn't actually just commit it to master...) |
Yeah, I think so, I have no settings tab in the repository. |
Is it worth considering moving this to the haskell project, given the team working on it is very much subsets of the IDE squad? |
We are already in the haskell org and @ndmitchell doesnt have any special rol in the project. However we miss you a lot so the door will we always open 😉 |
I'll never be too far away, and can always raise a PR :) |
Well that is not totally true, @ndmitchell is in the haskell ide team: https://github.com/orgs/haskell/teams/haskell-ide |
Happy with that as it stands - it's mostly pushing to master which is something I do by accident fairly regularly :) |
fortunately master is protected from direct pushes now, it only can be changed via merging an approved pr |
I'm very happy to contribute as an outside individual who raises PR's, and plan to continue to do so just as much before. However, my experience is that when I have permission to do more (edit master, push to branches etc) my lack of git experience trips me up and I tend to screw everything up. Just removing my contributor status in the Settings tab in github is probably the smart move.
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