github integration: check for on-chain approval before merging a PR

[dckc]

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[Bill-Kunj]

@dckc @jimscarver
Should we be formalizing multi-sig?

[jimscarver]

github does this well enough. I see no requirement to do this onchain at this time. Othere stuff is higher priority.

[dckc]

Low priority is a reason to exclude an issue from a milestone, but not to close it.

I still think this is worth pursuing, eventually.

[dckc]

Should we be formalizing multi-sig?

We have formalized it. See WorkingGroup.rho.

[Bill-Kunj]

@dckc @jimscarver
So are we thinking about creating an interface (UI/UX) specific to rgov (using multisig) that would automatically do a github PR approval?

[Bill-Kunj]

@dckc @jimscarver
So are we thinking about creating an interface (UI/UX) specific to rgov (using multisig) that would automatically do a github PR approval?

@dckc @jimscarver @w2vy
We should at least discuss this thoroughly. It's a great idea/POC, but otherwise this issue is just taking up space.

[dckc]

Is space in any way scarce?

I use this issues list as a wish list for related ideas. If you prefer that I store the issue elsewhere, I can transfer it to a different repo. But I would find that off-putting and it would likely decrease my engagement in this project.

[Bill-Kunj]

Space is not scarce. RGOV is voluntary. So, at the risk of repeating myself:
#21 (comment)
@dckc @jimscarver @w2vy
We should at least discuss this thoroughly. It's a great idea/POC, but otherwise this issue is just taking up space.

[Bill-Kunj]

So, let's discuss.
@dckc @jimscarver @w2vy

[jimscarver]

i labeled this future. It is low priority at this time and should be here for future reference and potentially interested open source developers.