Add CODEOWNERS file #783
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Through Github rulesets and the definition of code owners, it is possible to automate the review process without additional workflows. It also makes responsibilities within the project clearer. The current CODEOWNERS file is very simple but more complex rules can be introduced in the future. re #783
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Through Github rulesets and the definition of code owners, it is possible to automate the review process without additional workflows. It also makes responsibilities within the project clearer. The current CODEOWNERS file is very simple but more complex rules can be introduced in the future. re #783
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A CODEOWNERS file, residing in the root of a repository, allows maintainers to specify individuals or teams who are responsible for reviewing and maintaining specific areas of the codebase. By defining ownership at the file or directory level, CODEOWNERS provides clarity on who is responsible for reviewing changes within each part of the project.
CODEOWNERS not only streamlines the contribution process but also fosters transparency and accountability within the organization. Contributors know exactly who to contact for feedback, escalation, or approval, while maintainers can effectively distribute responsibilities and ensure that every part of the codebase has proper coverage.
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