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This is a lazy fix. Why don't you asses reputation of users? I have a decade of history on my GitHub account with lots of projects and contributions. Why should

by msoad 6y ago

This is a lazy fix. Why don't you asses reputation of users? I have a decade of history on my GitHub account with lots of projects and contributions. Why should my PR not run CI if I make a change to a new repository? I bet they invited a huge team of machine learning and "AI" experts to do those user assessments that will launch in fall of 2029. Those models will always fail in one of or two edge cases and will cause embarrassments.

Arnavion 6y ago
If you're making a PR to my repository, I would like to be in control of whether my repository's resources are used for your PR or not. It doesn't matter whether you've had your account for 10 minutes or 10 years. (And they certainly are "my repository's resources", since the build machines pool is shared between workflow runs for branches and PRs.) They're codifying what a lot of repositories do with bots today anyway, where a maintainer triggers the CI to run on a PR by posting a comment. Also I'm confused how you can simultaneously berate them for not building a user reputation system, and then berate them for hypothetically building a user reputation system.
- arcatek 6y ago
  I've contributed to a lot of repositories, and I've yet to see a single one where tests aren't automatically run. I can only think of a single one where some benchmarks are run on-demand.
  - hashhar 5y ago
    Most of the repositories under orgs. like ASF or CNCF are default-deny. They require action from maintainers before a build gets triggered. Mozilla is the same way.
linkdd 6y ago
Your decade of history means nothing to a maintainer, nor it means that you won't, one day, misuse the maintainer's resources. > Why should my PR not run CI if I make a change to a new repository? Because the maintainer doesn't know you and certainly doesn't have time to read through your 10 years of contribution.

by msoad 6y ago

Arnavion 6y ago

If you're making a PR to my repository, I would like to be in control of whether my repository's resources are used for your PR or not. It doesn't matter whether you've had your account for 10 minutes or 10 years. (And they certainly are "my repository's resources", since the build machines pool is shared between workflow runs for branches and PRs.) They're codifying what a lot of repositories do with bots today anyway, where a maintainer triggers the CI to run on a PR by posting a comment. Also I'm confused how you can simultaneously berate them for not building a user reputation system, and then berate them for hypothetically building a user reputation system.

arcatek 6y ago
I've contributed to a lot of repositories, and I've yet to see a single one where tests aren't automatically run. I can only think of a single one where some benchmarks are run on-demand.
- hashhar 5y ago
  Most of the repositories under orgs. like ASF or CNCF are default-deny. They require action from maintainers before a build gets triggered. Mozilla is the same way.

linkdd 6y ago

Your decade of history means nothing to a maintainer, nor it means that you won't, one day, misuse the maintainer's resources. > Why should my PR not run CI if I make a change to a new repository? Because the maintainer doesn't know you and certainly doesn't have time to read through your 10 years of contribution.