Hi Larry,

+1 from me.

I think this makes sense for the knox_idf branch and should help us keep
the momentum going without lowering the bar for what eventually gets merged
into main.

I also like the idea of tracking the merge with a JIRA, including subtasks
for items needing a closer look later. We could even capture code review
comments there when we decide they are OK to defer until merge time, giving
us a clear list to work through before merging.

I'd still expect each PR to get a basic sanity check before merging into
the feature branch (beyond the existing unit/integration tests), just to
catch anything obvious and keep the branch in good shape.

This sounds like a good balance between moving faster and keeping track of
what we don't want to lose sight of.

Sandor

On Sat, Jul 4, 2026 at 12:10 AM larry mccay <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hello Knox-ers -
>
> I am thinking that we might want to consider switching to a more relaxed
> review criteria for the KnoxIDF work. Since we have at least two community
> members working on that branch, perhaps we move to something closer to CTR.
>
> This would allow use to defer some reviews that may be trickier or blocked
> by the SME not being immediately available but someone else can review at a
> higher level and note what things need resolution prior to feature branch
> merge into main.
>
> Maybe, we create a Jira for tracking the merge of knox_idf and add subtasks
> for things that need deeper review at merge time. Then we burn down
> whatever tasks are tracked there before the merge.
>
> Thoughts?
>
> --larry
>

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