Github provides an easy way to administer who has privileges for a given repository. But Github's administration is not for the creation of a formal Rubygems gem.
Instead a gem owner must manually add and remove gem owners from Rubygems via command line: gem owner my_gem -a foo@example.com
We presently have 25 gems, each with different ownership lists.
Ideally we should provide the initial gem owner with an easy script to append owners to the Rubygems gem.
What likely makes the most sense is to create a list of emails in this repo that can be used to see the gem ownership.
Github provides an easy way to administer who has privileges for a given repository. But Github's administration is not for the creation of a formal Rubygems gem. Instead a gem owner must manually add and remove gem owners from Rubygems via command line:
gem owner my_gem -a foo@example.comWe presently have 25 gems, each with different ownership lists.
Ideally we should provide the initial gem owner with an easy script to append owners to the Rubygems gem.
What likely makes the most sense is to create a list of emails in this repo that can be used to see the gem ownership.