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[lwasser]

Submitting Author: Juno Dog (@chayadecacao ) All current maintainers: (@github_handle1, @github_handle2) Package Name: Package name here One-Line Description of Package: Description here Repository Link: Version submitted: Editor: !--editor-->@chayadecacao<!--end-editor--
Reviewers: @lwasser, @chayadecacao
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[lwasser]

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[lwasser]

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[lwasser]

@pyosbot add @chayadecacao as editor

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[lwasser]

now seeing if editor assignee works if no assignee is there?

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[lwasser]

@pyosbot remove assignee: @lwasser

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@lwasser removed from assignees.

[lwasser]

@pyosbot remove editor

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Editor removed!

[lwasser]

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[lwasser]

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[lwasser]

@pyosbot assign @chayadecacao as editor

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[lwasser]

chayadecacao is not added as an assignee but added as an editor. so it's partially working as expected.

[lwasser]

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[lwasser]

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@pyosbot assign @lwasser as editor

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[lwasser]

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[lwasser]

@pyosbot assign @chayadecacao as editor

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[lwasser]

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[lwasser]

@pyosbot add @lwasser as reviewer

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[lwasser]

@pyosbot add @chayadecacao as reviewer

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