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I think minimal effort includes keeping the clj-yaml changelog up to date.
I’ll catch us up.

Is it possible to disable "review wanted as a code owner" for things that you don't really need to review, like adding something like .gitignore, and only getting an e-mail if someone actually wants a code review?
I had a peek a while ago. I did not see a way to turn off auto review invites for code owners.
I'll just delete all the review wanted e-mails then and if you really want a review, ping me
Ah. That little *
is https://github.blog/2017-07-06-introducing-code-owners/ for what files a CODEOWNER
will be pinged to review:
* @marcomorain @slipset @borkdude @lread
I’m sure this is useful for some projects, but I don’t see it as useful for us.
To disable, some folks just change it to:
.github/CODEOWNERS @marcomorain @slipset @borkdude @lread
I will make it so (with a comment explaining).Done! If it actually works, I’ll apply it to other clj-commons projects where I am a code owner.