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Re: OCA module contributors and migrations

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Akretion France, David BEAL
- 13/07/2021 17:35:26
Hi,

A point of view could be that contributors should be someone who can answer any questions about the module in the future.
Then it should have the expertise on the topic to do it.

If you don't want to be disturbed by any ping, you probably shouldn't add your name to this list even if you have fixed smth.

I.E typo like updates shouldn't lead you to be appended to this list.

It's just a point of view.
If you find a consensus on this topic, it could be nice to explain it in README.rst template


Regards

David BEAL
Consultant ERP Odoo


Le mar. 13 juil. 2021 à 17:22, Simone Rubino <simone.rubino@agilebg.com> a écrit :
Agree that any contribution should be worth being mentioned in Contributors.
I think it can't be measured in Lines of Code: a perfect one-line fix can require as much work as 50 or more Lines of Code.
Just think how much time we spend on finding typos! And then the fix is maybe just one character.

On Tue, 13 Jul 2021 at 17:01, Frederik Kramer <frederik.kramer@initos.com> wrote:
Hi Kevin, 

this is not an easy question to have a definitive answer on.
 
I'd say as long as the amount of work somebody put into 
isn't negligable (say migrated 20 lines of small module) 
he / she should be named as a contributor.

I think we should probably more focus on how we can make the net
amount of work somebody spent on the artifact(s) more transparent, so
that it becomes a more visible to everybody if a contributor is 
only contributing a few or a huge pile of work.

But even then sometimes the smallest changes carefully thought and
crafted do the largest impact. 

Best Frederik

Am Dienstag, den 13.07.2021, 14:47 +0000 schrieb Kevin Khao:



> Hi,



> 



> This is about what counts as valid "contribution", that is, what you



> need to do to be added in the CONTRIBUTORS.rst file.



> 



> In some (most?) cases, a migration is not a huge amount of work. In



> some cases, it can represent a lot of work.



> 



> So it is arguable whether you should add yourself during migration



> commits.



> 



> In discussions on Github, I have seen differing opinions on this



> subject. Some think it "cheapens" the contributor list that you add



> yourself if you just did a migration commit.



> 



> I would lean towards adding yourself in any case a contributor



> anyways, since even if it's small it is still work, and should be



> recognized. Commit history is still there if you're interested in how



> much anyone contributed.



> 



> Maybe there is already a consensus that I'm not aware of ? What do



> you think ?



> 



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