Merge "Define clear criteria for maintainer election"
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link:dev-processes.html#upgrading-libraries[Upgrading Libraries]
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* edit permissions on the Gerrit core projects
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[[maintainer-election]]
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Maintainers can nominate new maintainers by posting a nomination on the
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non-public maintainers mailing list. Nominations are approved by
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consensus among the maintainers. This means maintainers can veto a
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nomination.
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non-public maintainers mailing list. Nominations should stay open for
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at least 14 calendar days so that all maintainers have a chance to
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vote. To be approved as maintainer a minimum of 5 positive votes and no
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negative votes is required. This means if 5 positive votes without
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negative votes have been reached and 14 calendar days have passed, any
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maintainer can close the vote and welcome the new maintainer. Extending
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the voting period during holiday season or if there are not enough
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votes is possible, but the voting period should not exceed 1 month. If
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there are negative votes that are considered unjustified, the
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link:dev-processes.html#steering-committee[engineering steering
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committee] may get involved to decide whether the new maintainer can be
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accepted anyway.
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To become a maintainer, a link:#contributor[contributor] should have a
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history of deep technical contributions across different parts of the
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