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authorPhillip Wittrock <pwittroc@google.com>2018-02-26 11:54:15 -0800
committerPhillip Wittrock <pwittroc@google.com>2018-02-26 11:54:15 -0800
commit80ea1eeadca408493367fe0ce1420442672d3c43 (patch)
tree3403820d90f6bc6c46e8ce620ec97a2a4799b9cb
parente9321003a1c2ebccae8d980a8cdbc91351fd6157 (diff)
More integration of subprojects into SIG governance requirements
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@@ -31,22 +31,26 @@ any subarea of the Kubernetes project.
- *MAY* define process for new community members to contribute to the area
- e.g. read a contributing guide, show up at SIG meeting, message the google group
+- *MUST* define how subprojects are managed
+ - When and how new subprojects are created
+ - Subprojects *MUST* define roles (and membership) within subprojects
+
### Project management
-- *MUST* define how subprojects are managed if at all
- - When and how new subprojects are created
- - Roles within subprojects
+The following checklist applies to both SIGs and subprojects of SIGs as appropriate:
+
- *MUST* define how milestones / releases are set
- How target dates for milestones / releases are proposed and accepted
- What priorities are targeted for milestones
- The process for publishing a release
+
- *SHOULD* define how priorities / commitments are managed
- How priorities are determined
- How priorities are staffed
### Technical processes
-For areas owning technical assets only.
+All technical assets *MUST* be owned by exactly 1 SIG subproject. The following checklist applies to subprojects:
- *MUST* define how technical decisions are communicated and made within the SIG or project
- Process for proposal, where and how it is published and discussed, when and how a decision is made