Add OWNERS file for etcd website #725
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Signed-off-by: James Blair <[email protected]>
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Think we are good to merge here, @spzala would you mind doing the honors? |
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@jmhbnz :) yup and glad to see it's merged by Marek! |
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Sub-task of etcd-io/etcd#16367.
This pull request proposes a layout for the OWNERS file we need to add to each non archived subproject under the etcd-io github organisation as part of the creation of sig-etcd.
Refer to OWNERS documentation: https://www.kubernetes.dev/docs/guide/owners
Note: Once the sig comes online fully and we shift to managing org membership through the kubernetes org bot then we need to consider a follow-up pull request to prune out the old MAINTAINERS file approach.