Become a Committer
Current committers
| Name | Apache ID |
|---|---|
| Shaoyun Chen | csy |
| Fei Wang | feiwang |
| Gui Huawen | guihuawen |
| Becket Qin | jqin |
| Calvin Kirs | kirs |
| Hao Li | lihao |
| Yuance Li | liyuance |
| Ruilei Ma | maruilei |
| Nicholas Jiang | nicholasjiang |
| Jiashu Xiong | rexxiong |
| Li Zhang | richox |
| Shreyesh Arangath | shreyesh |
| Shilun Fan | slfan1989 |
| Lei Wang | wanglei |
| Zhen Wang | wangzhen |
| Hao Ding | xuanwo |
| Hai Zhou | yew1eb |
| Yijie Shen | yjshen |
| Mang Zhang | zhangmang |
| Junfan Zhang | zuston |
The list above is maintained from the ASF committer roster.
Become a Committer of Apache Auron™ (Incubating)
Anyone who supports the community and contributes in any of the CoPDoC areas can become an Apache Auron committer. CoPDoC is an ASF acronym describing the many ways contributions are recognized, not only through code:
- Community — participate on the mailing list, issue tracker, and discussions; share knowledge and help other community members.
- Project — help the community form a clear vision and reach consensus.
- Documentation — make knowledge accessible and keep project guidance current.
- Code — design, implement, review, test, and maintain project software.
Apache Auron strives to be a meritocratic community. After someone has contributed consistently in one or more CoPDoC areas, the PPMC may invite that person to become a committer. Committership is not limited to writing code: it recognizes a sustained commitment to the project and its community.
Committer considerations
There are no strict ASF-wide rules for becoming a committer. Candidates are typically active contributors and community members whose work demonstrates sustained participation, sound judgment, and alignment with the Apache Way. The examples below are guidance rather than fixed requirements.
Continuous contributions
Contributions may include fixing bugs, adding features, writing documentation, maintaining issues, reviewing pull requests, answering questions, or helping with releases and community activities. Sustained involvement matters more than a single large contribution.
Quality of contributions
- Demonstrate a solid general understanding of the project.
- Submit well-tested, well-designed changes that follow Auron's contribution guidelines.
- Write clear, organized, user-oriented documentation.
- Give constructive and technically sound reviews.
Community involvement
- Be active, courteous, and respectful on
dev@auron.apache.org. - Help contributors and users on the issue tracker and mailing list.
- Participate constructively in pull-request reviews and roadmap discussions.
- Promote the project through articles, talks, events, or other community work.
For authoritative Incubator guidance, see the Apache Incubator Committer Guide.