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I have seen people mention @nodejs/ci when something goes wrong with the current Jenkins system, assuming that it's the alias for a support team for the current CI. For that purpose, the "right" team has historically been @nodejs/build though the scope of build can be broader than just CI. We have @nodejs/jenkins-admins which more accurately reflect the people who actually manage the CI, though that reflects permissions rather than a support team. For example, I think that some people from @nodejs/testing would be interested in notification about CI issues.
Idea: can we rename this repo and corresponding team to NextGen-CI or CI-NG, and use the ci alias (and potentially the repo) for supporting the current CI?
Or is @nodejs/build the right alias to ping for CI issues?
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Thanks @Fishrock123. At the last Build WG meeting we decided to keep (and document) nodejs/build as the alias for CI support. But renaming this repo and team to 'future-ci' still helps avoid confusion.
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I have seen people mention @nodejs/ci when something goes wrong with the current Jenkins system, assuming that it's the alias for a support team for the current CI. For that purpose, the "right" team has historically been @nodejs/build though the scope of build can be broader than just CI. We have @nodejs/jenkins-admins which more accurately reflect the people who actually manage the CI, though that reflects permissions rather than a support team. For example, I think that some people from @nodejs/testing would be interested in notification about CI issues.
Idea: can we rename this repo and corresponding team to NextGen-CI or CI-NG, and use the ci alias (and potentially the repo) for supporting the current CI?
Or is @nodejs/build the right alias to ping for CI issues?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: