Add Nataliia Radina as frontend maintainer
Manager Justification
It's hard to specify hard requirements for becoming a maintainer, which is why the documentation consists of flexible guidelines. Reviewers are encouraged to think of their eligibility for maintainership in the terms of "I could be ready at any time to be a maintainer as long as it is justified".
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The MRs reviewed by the candidate consistently make it through maintainer review without significant additionally required changes. -
The MRs authored by the candidate consistently make it through reviewer and maintainer review without significant required changes.
Nataliia has been with GitLab for 2 years and 4 months, contributing as a frontend engineer. During this time, she has reviewed over 275 merge requests and authored more than 175 that have been successfully merged.
- She uses the Conventional Comment format, as per our guidelines, to clearly convey intentions, distinguishing between blocking and non-blocking suggestions for more efficient review cycles.
- Offers to help authors by providing code samples, ensuring a collaborative and supportive review process.
- Raises and confirms broader concerns or potential regressions that the merge request might be missing or introducing.
- gitlab-org/gitlab!164608 (comment 2096232108)
- gitlab-org/gitlab!156260 (comment 1948802948)
- gitlab-org/gitlab!156260 (comment 1948789590)
- gitlab-org/gitlab!156281 (comment 1949134463)
- gitlab-org/gitlab!153957 (comment 1918424176)
- gitlab-org/gitlab!149562 (comment 1864642728)
- gitlab-org/gitlab!126606 (comment 1479918523)
- gitlab-org/gitlab!116876 (comment 1350047970)
- gitlab-org/gitlab!164608 (comment 2096232108)
- Praises authors for their achievements.
- Asks clarifying questions if something is unclear
- Ensures coding and testing guidelines are followed, often linking to them during reviews.
- Suggests improvements to enhance the overall quality and readability of the code.
- Ensures the features are covered with tests.
- Requests additional reviews when needed, such as for UX or technical writing.
- Many of her merge requests are approved by maintainers with little or no additional feedback.
- gitlab-org/gitlab!167164 (comment 2132496270)
- gitlab-org/gitlab!165111 (comment 2099270719)
- gitlab-org/gitlab!163616 (comment 2076680797)
- gitlab-org/gitlab!162017 (comment 2041771542)
- gitlab-org/gitlab!156260 (comment 1949004934)
- gitlab-org/gitlab!156281 (comment 1949597804)
- gitlab-org/gitlab!154095 (comment 1933325616)
- gitlab-org/gitlab!153957 (comment 1976541947)
- gitlab-org/gitlab!147918 (comment 1861988297)
- gitlab-org/gitlab!126606 (comment 1485591810)
- gitlab-org/gitlab!116876 (comment 1350452928)
Before Merging (Manager Tasks)
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Close any relevant trainee maintainer issues with a comment indicating that this merge request is being created, as (they are no longer required to become a maintainer). -
Mention the maintainers from the given specialty and ask them to provide feedback to the manager directly. -
Leave this merge request open for 1 week, to give the maintainers time to provide feedback. -
Ensure we have at least 2 approvals from existing maintainers.
Once This MR is Merged
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Create an access request for maintainer access to gitlab-org/<project>. -
Join the [at]frontend-maintainersslack group -
Ask the maintainers in your group to invite you to any maintainer-specific meeting if one exists. -
Let a maintainer add you to gitlab-org/maintainers/frontendwithOwneraccess level. -
Announce it everywhere -
Keep reviewing, start merging 🤘 😎 🤘
Edited by Nate Rosandich