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Fast-track has been requested by @mcollina. Please 👍 to approve. |
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Nit: the commit message does not follow the commit message policy, and should probably be |
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English is not my first language, but to me, the first paragraph sounds like the automation tool or bot itself must be the one to open an issue before interacting with the project. That is probably not what is intended, and also at odds with the second paragraph.
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@tniessen I amended the wording clarifying that the automation owner should submit the request (or indicating who is the owner), and also subject to the moderation. Would you mind taking a look again? Thanks! |
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Copilot may post automated project-uninvited PR reviews for a user who opted to it in their copilot settings. While not appreciated (by me at least) it is at least confined to the user's own PR. |
We can control and audit GitHub Copilot access at https://github.com/enterprises/nodejs/ai-controls/agents. |
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Note that this does not exactly "adds" a policy, AFAICT it's always been the policy as defined in https://github.com/nodejs/admin/blob/43bc15c61b7fdc523016e60360419755c5dda79f/Moderation-Policy.md?plain=1#L178-L179 |
Add an automation policy indicating that non-Node.js managed automation must seek approval or subject to immediate moderation.
Collaborators may use automation tools under their own names -- subject to CoC.