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Create wg charter and add sigs.yaml entry. Signed-off-by: Daniel Hiller <[email protected]>
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# WG Code-Quality Charter | ||
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## Scope | ||
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The Code-Quality Working Group has two goals: | ||
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* (short-term) **focus on the improvement of code quality** and | ||
* (long-term) **create an inter-SIG process for identifying, agreeing on and addressing code quality issues** | ||
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The long-term goal is achieved when the process is implemented and executed as required. | ||
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## In scope | ||
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The main objective of this effort is to continuously improve the quality of the project codebase. | ||
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With this in mind, there is a need to define a clear scope on which areas and through what means this can be accomplished. | ||
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* Create and maintain code-quality guidelines, best practices and standards. | ||
* Assure distribution of knowledge in regard to code quality. | ||
* This may include presentations, documentation, lectures, certifications, linters, etc. | ||
* Enforcement of selected standards. | ||
* Through automation and active intervention in code reviews. | ||
* Through codebase infrastructure. E.g reusable libraries. | ||
* Management: | ||
* Prioritizing tasks. | ||
* Focusing on selected topics. | ||
* Monitoring and identification of code-quality issues. | ||
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The WG will therefore work on processes through which the above goals can be achieved. | ||
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## Stakeholders | ||
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### Special Interest Groups | ||
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* All SIGS claiming code ownership and producing code, currently | ||
* SIG Compute, | ||
* SIG Network and | ||
* SIG Storage | ||
* sig-ci | ||
* automation purposes of code-quality measures | ||
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### Roles and responsibilities | ||
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#### Chairs [1] | ||
- @EdDev | ||
- @your-github-handle-2 | ||
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#### Liaisons | ||
- @dhiller | ||
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## Deliverables | ||
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The inter-SIG process definition will be manifested in one or more documents that define processes or other means, also how and when these are executed. | ||
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## Timelines and Disbanding | ||
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The WG will decide at a certain point that the basic goal is achieved - when there is good enough documentation about the targets described above available. In that case it can decide to disband itself. | ||
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[1]: https://github.com/kubevirt/community/blob/main/membership_policy.md#working-group-wg-chair |