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To give proper credit to our maintainers, I think it would be appropriate to store the coq-community maintainership history in meta.yml, regardless of whether it is displayed in README.md or not. Based on discussion in the Zulip, there are two convenient ways to do this in meta.yml, either as part of the maintainers list or as part of a new list.
First option example:
maintainers:
- name: Karl Palmskog
nickname: palmskog
current: true
- name: Hugo Herbelin
nickname: herbelin
Second option example:
maintainers:
- name: Karl Palmskog
nickname: palmskog
former_maintainers:
- name: Hugo Herbelin
nickname: herbelin
Note that former_maintainers does not necessarily need to contain the nicknames.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
To give proper credit to our maintainers, I think it would be appropriate to store the coq-community maintainership history in
meta.yml
, regardless of whether it is displayed inREADME.md
or not. Based on discussion in the Zulip, there are two convenient ways to do this inmeta.yml
, either as part of themaintainers
list or as part of a new list.First option example:
Second option example:
Note that
former_maintainers
does not necessarily need to contain the nicknames.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: