chore: Update CODEOWNERS

[nidhi-nair]

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• Chores
  • Updated CODEOWNERS file to clarify ownership patterns
  • Added new ownership entry for environment-related files
  • Removed outdated ownership entries for various server-side components

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Walkthrough

The pull request modifies the CODEOWNERS file by updating ownership patterns for server-related files. A new entry is added to specify that files matching app/server/**/*Environment* are now owned by @appsmithorg/git-be-reviewers. Several previous entries related to the Data Platform Pod are removed, streamlining the ownership structure and consolidating file ownership assignments.

Changes

File	Change Summary
CODEOWNERS	- Added new ownership entry for Environment files - Added clarifying comment about Globstar paths - Removed previous ownership entries for Actions, Datasources, OAuth2, Authentication, and Environment files

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• AnaghHegde

Possibly related PRs

• chore: update code owner for migrations #36769: Updates CODEOWNERS file with new path ownership
• chore: Rename app-viewers to widgets-blocks #37553: Modifies CODEOWNERS file to reassign directory ownership

Poem

🔍 Code ownership shifts like sand,
Globstar paths now take their stand
Reviewers change, patterns realign
In GitLab's collaborative design
A dance of code, both old and new! 🚀

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• CODEOWNERS (2 hunks)

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CODEOWNERS (2)

4-4: LGTM! Good documentation practice.

The added comment with GitLab documentation reference helps future maintainers understand the Globstar path patterns.

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104-105: Verify coverage of Environment files.

The ownership transfer from individuals to the git-be-reviewers team looks good. Let's verify all Environment files are covered by this pattern.

✅ Verification successful

Pattern appears to be correctly scoped to Environment permission files

The pattern app/server/**/*Environment* covers all Environment permission-related files. Other files containing "environment" appear to be intentionally under different ownership as they serve different purposes (configuration, services, etc.).

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all Environment-related files are covered by the new pattern

# Find all files containing "Environment" in their name under app/server
echo "Files that will be owned by git-be-reviewers:"
fd "Environment" "app/server"

# Double-check if we might have missed any environment-related files with different naming
echo -e "\nPotential environment-related files that might need review:"
rg -l "(?i)environment" "app/server" | grep -v "Environment"

Length of output: 11864

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