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This is dangerous and unusual, but we have our reasons. We should either standardize or justify and document our abberation. * The authoritative repo for most of our work is https://github.com/wiki-ai, which doesn't share admins with the wikimedia project. * We're automatically syncing from GitHub to Phabricator, to Gerrit, which is definitely bending some rules. ** A mitigating factor is that we only deploy these repos as submodules with explicitly given revision pointers. The top-level repo is hosted in Gerrit, so this is where the ultimate gatekeeper of the GitHub content/.

This is dangerous and unusual, but we have our reasons. We should either standardize or justify and document our abberation. * The authoritative repo for most of our work is https://github.com/wiki-ai, which doesn't share admins with the wikimedia project. * We're automatically syncing from GitHub to Phabricator, to Gerrit, which is definitely bending some rules. ** A mitigating factor is that we only deploy these repos as submodules with explicitly given revision pointers. The top-level repo is hosted in Gerrit, so this is where the ultimate gatekeeper of the GitHub content.

This is dangerous and unusual, but we have our reasons. We should either standardize or justify and document our abberation. * The authoritative repo for most of our work is https://github.com/wiki-ai, which doesn't share admins with the wikimedia project. * We're automatically syncing from GitHub to Phabricator, to Gerrit, which is definitely bending some rules. ** A mitigating factor is that we only deploy these repos as submodules with explicitly given revision pointers. The top-level repo is hosted in Gerrit, so this is where the ultimate gatekeeper of the GitHub content/.