[toddbaert]

@cupofcat from Google has been working on organizing a large amount of issues related to SDKs and flagd.

This PR give them limited access in various repos to triage issues. The triager role is minimal, and mostly relates to issue management - no repo write access, instead labels, issues, discussions, etc.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request aims to enhance issue management efficiency across various OpenFeature SDK repositories by promoting 'cupofcat' to a 'triager' role. This role, which is focused on issue organization and labeling, will empower 'cupofcat' to streamline the issue backlog, leveraging their prior work in this area, without granting any direct write access to the codebases.

Highlights

• Triager Role Granted: The user 'cupofcat' has been granted the 'triager' role across multiple OpenFeature SDK repositories.
• Scope of Role: The 'triager' role provides limited access primarily for issue management, including labels, issues, and discussions, without granting repository write access.
• Rationale: This promotion acknowledges 'cupofcat's significant contributions to organizing a large volume of issues related to SDKs and flagd.
• Affected Repositories: The change applies to the C++, .NET, Golang, Java, JavaScript, Kotlin, PHP, Python, Ruby, and Rust SDK repositories.

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Code Review

This pull request promotes cupofcat to the triager role in multiple SDK repositories. The changes are straightforward and consistently applied across all the YAML configuration files. The addition of the triagers role is done correctly, following the existing structure of the files.

As a minor suggestion for clarity, you might want to fix a few typos:

• In the pull request title: 'promites' should be 'promotes' and 'mutliple' should be 'multiple'.
• In the description: 'give' should be 'gives'.

Overall, the changes look good and I have no further comments.

[toddbaert]

Converting to draft for a moment because I need to confirm with @aepfli that our tooling is actually up to date to support this - the code is merged but I don't think we are using the latest at the moment.

[aepfli]

https://github.com/orgs/open-feature/teams triagers are a thing at least we are generating groups already :)

[cupofcat]

Thank you!