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Add a CODEOWNERS file to the project. - Andrew for `jsonrpc` because its his crate. - Jamil for `types` and `client` because he wrote much of the code it `types`. - Ricardo for `node` because its his crate. - Leo for `bitreq` because he offered to help maintain in at the Rust Bitcoin Summit. This PR will need explicit acks from each of these devs please.
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LGTM assuming Require review from Code Owners is off.
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Looks like this defaults to off and I have not turned it on. |
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Needs an ack from @apoelstra for |
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@jamillambert I just update the description because I originally omitted listing you for |
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The `corepc` repo is for all things integration testing. Also it provides `bitreq` (HTTP crate), and `corepc-types` (Bitcoin Core JSONRPC types). When integration testing some users (eg `bdk`) use `electrsd` along side `corepc-node` (formerly `bitcoind`). `electrsd` depends on `corepc-node` and every time we release `corepc-node` we have to do a release of `electrsd`. Having them in separate repositories causes friction and makes additional work. Instead we can put them together to hopefully make everyone's life easier (well mine and Ricardo's anyway). Note that `bitcoind` was written by Ricardo. I re-named it, a move I'm now regretting because of the original symmetry with `electrsd`. This import has the blessing of Ricardo and needs an explicit ACK from him before merging. When the CODEOWNERS file is added (rust-bitcoin#396) it should include him as owner of this crate. Import the `electrsd` crate from https://github.com/RCasatta/electrsd/ While HEAD is at commit hash: dc88d81520c9ec507fc830b88a3b92a034dbaf93 `dc88d81: bump version 0.36.0 -> 0.36.1`
The `corepc` repo is for all things integration testing. Also it provides `bitreq` (HTTP crate), and `corepc-types` (Bitcoin Core JSONRPC types). When integration testing some users (eg `bdk`) use `electrsd` along side `corepc-node` (formerly `bitcoind`). `electrsd` depends on `corepc-node` and every time we release `corepc-node` we have to do a release of `electrsd`. Having them in separate repositories causes friction and makes additional work. Instead we can put them together to hopefully make everyone's life easier (well mine and Ricardo's anyway). Note that `bitcoind` was written by Ricardo. I re-named it, a move I'm now regretting because of the original symmetry with `electrsd`. This import has the blessing of Ricardo and needs an explicit ACK from him before merging. When the CODEOWNERS file is added (rust-bitcoin#396) it should include him as owner of this crate. Import the `electrsd` crate from https://github.com/RCasatta/electrsd/ While HEAD is at commit hash: dc88d81520c9ec507fc830b88a3b92a034dbaf93 `dc88d81: bump version 0.36.0 -> 0.36.1`
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@apoelstra can you ack this please as crate owner of |
Add a CODEOWNERS file to the project.
jsonrpcbecause its his crate.typesandclientbecause he wrote much of the code ittypes.nodebecause its his crate.bitreqbecause he offered to help maintain in at the Rust Bitcoin Summit.bitreq, no reason other than to elicit his help.This PR will need explicit acks from each of these devs please.
cc @apoelstra, @jamillambert, @RCasatta, @oleonardolima