Upd: Maintainers

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• Documentation
  • Updated maintainers documentation with a new "Scope" column
  • Added several new maintainers with their specific project responsibilities

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The pull request updates the MAINTAINERS.md file by introducing a new "Scope" column to provide more clarity about maintainers' specific responsibilities within the Cozystack project. The changes expand the existing maintainer table to include six new maintainers, each associated with distinct areas such as Cozystack apps, Flux and flux-operator, and documentation. This modification offers a more detailed view of the project's leadership and expertise distribution.

Changes

File	Change Summary
MAINTAINERS.md	- Added "Scope" column to maintainers table - Introduced new maintainers: Kirill Klinchenkov, Kingdon Barrett, Timur Tukaev, Andrey Gumilev, Timofey Larkin, and Artem Bortnikov - Specified maintainer roles and responsibilities

Poem

🐰 In the realm of code, maintainers rise,
With scopes defined and skills so wise
Cozystack's guardians, clear and bright
Bringing order with each insight
A team united, roles precise! 🛠️

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

MAINTAINERS.md (1)

3-12: Well-structured maintainer documentation

The new table structure with scope definition provides better clarity about areas of responsibility. This organization will help both contributors and users better understand who to contact for specific aspects of the project.

Consider adding a brief description of what each scope entails, either as a separate section or as footnotes, to provide more context about the areas of responsibility.

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MAINTAINERS.md (4)

3-4: LGTM! Well-structured table header

The table structure follows Markdown best practices with clear column headers.

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5-6: LGTM! Clear designation of core maintainers

Core maintainers are well-documented with proper GitHub profile links.

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11-11: Verify company information

The company field is empty for Timofey Larkin. Please verify if this is intentional or if it should be updated.

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7-12: LGTM! Well-organized maintainer responsibilities

The addition of specific scopes provides clear accountability and shows good distribution of responsibilities across the team. Having multiple maintainers for documentation and etcd-operator demonstrates good redundancy in critical areas.

[tym83]

LGTM

[kvaps]

Closed in favor #564