>> Serghei also has commit access.  I have been waiting to
>> merge patches
>> until I can build test the packages, but with recent changes
>> I am waiting
>> on an archive rebuild for Ubuntu.
>
> Ok, so you are waiting to start that big wooshing sound. Fair enough. :)
>
> But that does not address the core concern: what happens to Trinity should
> you become unavailable for a long period or forever?
>
> Additionally, Serghei is another sharp person but is fairly busy too. His
> commit access does not change the picture of either of you being too busy
> to keep patches merging, especially build related patches.
>
> Of the non build related patches, many are small and don't need a rocket
> scientist to decide that merging probably is safe. Should there be others
> with commit access?
>
> Darrell

Probably.  I can't enforce it with technical means, but I suppose we could
use the Etherpad to review patches and if two or more non-core devs agree
that the patch looks sane (and doesn't remove functionality, etc.) the
patch could be pushed.

That leaves the question of who to grant access to.  You and Calvin are
two that come to mind, but I would need poeple to agree that they won't
"go rogue" and just start pushing unreviewed patches. ;-)

Tim