Call for maintainers #57
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I can help but need support. Who can help?
Sooooo many people run this recipe 🔥
We were interested and LIT I think @p4u1 @Apfelwurm @moritz @simon
Yes, think that makes sense. Maybe we can share the responsibility?
Usually we try to update the recipe at least every 3 months according to this guide. You also plan to run Nextcloud the KolliCloud-way, right?
For improvements on the recipe itself: We currently lack the time to do bigger improvements, but I'm optimistic that this will change in the future
count me in for that one, since i'm standing knee deep in nexctloud operations anyways.
But: I am sometimes bad when it comes to proactive continuity tasks, so not sure, how often i will get to do the basic upgrade chore.
@simon we talked about using alakazam in the future, but as of now we are just deploying our nextclouds with cc
I'm not sure, if i'd be happy with a at least 3 month cycle for nc, since nearly every patch release contains fixes in regards to security, even though they are often only updating the ca certificate bundles or code signing revocation lists, i think this should ideally happen faster than that, if we manage to get a maintainers team put together.
Maybe, we can also talk about fast patch/minor upgrades and slower major upgrades?
Does someone want to make a draft
MAINTENANCE.mdbased on https://docs.coopcloud.tech/maintainers/maintain/#maintenancemd-template? The initial idea was that each recipe maintainer group would have autonomy to choose how maintenance is carried out within the limits https://docs.coopcloud.tech/federation/resolutions/passed/025/. I'm fine with whatever schedule works and I think it would be cool to match an actual "real-world" release schedule. That was also what we discussed at CCC? That practices from KolliCloud would "return upstream" so we can work on stability together at the source. We'll have to see what meets a compromise with other speeds. 3 maintainers sounds like enough to me to start!