From Fedora Project Wiki
Procedure
- Clone the git repository from Fedora Hosted:
git clone ssh://username@fedorahosted.org/git/docs/owners.git
If you already have a local copy, make sure you have the latest updates with a pull or merge. If you have unsaved changes, you may want to do a rebase. Please be careful with this repository! - Open
owners.list
in a text editor. - The components are stored in English alphabetical order by component name. Insert the new component in the appropriate location. Component names should be more specific than generic. For example, fedora-guide is too generic, whereas fedora-user-guide is better. Usually the component name and the repository name are the same.
- The entry follows this format:
product|component|description|initialowner|initialqacontact|initialcclist
- The
product
is Fedora Documentation - The
component
is e.g. fedora-user-guide - The
description
is a short, one sentence description of the document. - The
initialowner
is the Bugzilla account name (email address) of the person who is assigned new bugs by default. This can only be one account. - The
initialqacontact
is the Bugzilla account name (email address) of the person who is assigned QA of new bugs by default. This can only be one account. - The
initialcclist
is a comma-separated list of Bugzilla accounts who are included in the Cc: field of new bugs by default.
- The
- When the new line is complete, save the
owners.list
file. - Commit
owners.list
with an appropriate message. It is recommended that you include details and pointers to relevant tracking information in the extended comment area:git add owners.list git commit
An editor will open for you to make your comments. Use proper git format, which is a short comment of no more than 50 characters on the first line, followed optionally by a blank line and one or more lines of details. For example:Remove John Q. Public from CC list on foo-guide Per request by John, see: http://lists.fedoraproject.org/mailman/archives/docs/msg00000.html
If you have any problems, either ask questions on #fedora-admin
or file a bug in bugzilla against the Fedora product, bugzilla component.