Contributor journey to become AsyncAPI TSC member
summary
Open governance requires becoming a committer on one of AsyncAPI’s 58 repos to earn a TSC seat; common paths are repository initiator, repository donor or longterm contributor who repeatedly submits PRs, tests and reviews. Commit rights come via GitHub CODEOWNERS, conventional commit titles, CI checks and SonarCloud scans. Decisions use asynchronous Google Groups voting, the TSC currently has 22 members, and no single company can hold more than one‑fourth of seats. Public member listings use All Contributors metadata.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:14Agenda
- 1:53Open Governance
- 5:50Committer vs Contributor
- 7:57What is Technical Steering Committee
- 12:05Exposure
- 16:20Road to membership
- 25:35How to make first contribution
- 26:49How to pick an issue
- 31:45How to open a request
- 35:49How to get alerts
- 39:36Committing
- 41:28Other links
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