Nominating @JounQin as a maintainer of @micromark, @rehypejs, @remarkjs, @syntax-tree, @vfile, @unifiedjs about collective HOT 4 CLOSED

the releasers to more specific organizations

Releasers are per organization already!

or even repositories/packages?

That would help you, with eslint-mdx. True. A couple of other people also request similar things.
In my experience, typically, those people aren’t very active for very long. You’re an exception here!

With 500+ repos, it is very hard to get security right. I strongly believe that the best way to manage security, is as few people and tools as possible that have access.

Over the years, many tools we have used have had security problems: Coveralls for example. GitHub a couple of times. These services and many more leaked tokens.
This didn’t affect really us, because we don’t give tools publish access.

Having different people with different access per repo makes it hard to understand who does what: who has credentials? Who is responsible?

I also hope that working on orgs instead of repos brings a different level of commitment: that maintainers care for the whole group of things rather than one project.
I’d love to have more people on different organizations, solving issues, fixing PRs, cutting releases!

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Added. Within the next 24 hours, tooling will add you with the correct permissions to each of the above orgs.

On releasing, see: https://github.com/unifiedjs/collective/blob/main/members.md#request-to-become-a-releaser.

Note that releasers have a lot of rights. On GitHub. On npm. (See: https://github.com/unifiedjs/collective/blob/main/permissions.md). This group should remain small. I am not sure it is a good idea.

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OK then, let's just keep it as-is.

Also, are we considering splitting the releasers to more specific organizations or even repositories/packages?

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I just realized that I want to be a releaser of eslint-mdx/vscode-mdx, etc. Should I post a new nomination for myself afterwards or it can just be included here?

cc @wooorm

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