Hello Kai,

This is documented here:
https://docs.mesa3d.org/repository.html#developer-git-access

In a nutshell, after you've got a dozen or so patches already reviewed and
merged, you can ask the maintainers to give you access.

Hope this helps,
Timur

Kai Wasserbäch <[email protected]> ezt írta (időpont: 2025. nov.
23., Vas 20:46):

> Hey everybody,
> this might be touchy subject, but I wanted to ask how it is decided who
> has access to Marge. And, I guess, how this
> decision is communicated to the general public.
>
> I am just a lowly contributor to Mesa and would not ask for direct access
> ever, but I have seen people "appear", that
> somehow magically got the right. Admittedly: it seems to turn out, that
> they are known to established contributors, but
> I find the overall process to be a bit haphazard. I am sure you (as the
> people who control the access to the Mesa
> project) have some "back channel", where you discuss all this, but I would
> prefer public announcements on at least
> `mesa-dev` that say "Some Cool Developer <[email protected]> joined
> $company to help with $driver".
>
> So long story short: can you make the addition of devs a bit more
> transparent, please? Thanks!
>
> Cheers,
> Kai
>
> P.S.: I avoided mentioning the last person I've noticed on purpose. I
> really don't want a discussion on gender. I
> couldn't care less about the gender of any contributor. As far as I am
> concerned: we are all humans. So anyway: please
> don't drag that in here. Thank you. I really just want to talk about
> transparency on who has commit rights and why.
> (Though I might be a bit late, since Mesa's rights have been controlled by
> corporate entities for a very long time. 🤷‍♂️)
>

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