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A list of Module Owners is available on Gerrit (note that you need to be logged in to access this list). You can also find the list from the Gerrit UI: Projects -> List -> onos -> Module Owners.
Super Module Owners
A "super module owner" is someone who can give a +2 review for any part of the codebase (including new areas) and submit code into the repository. Super module owners should be module owners (or eligible for module ownership) in several distinct parts of the code base, as well as demonstrate a mastery of project-wide design, patterns, and objectives. This role is often called "committer" in other projects.
Becoming a Module Owner
To be a good candidate for a Module Owner, you need to have a demonstrated proficiency with part of the ONOS codebase and a track record of code reviews. Members of the Technical Steering Team and existing Module Owners will regularly invite people to become new Module Owners.
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If you are interested in the code for the plugin, need to file a bug or want to help improve it, it is available here: https://github.com/bocon13/moduleowner
Super Module Owners
A "super module owner" is someone who can give a +2 review for any part of the codebase (including new areas) and submit code into the repository. Super module owners should be module owners (or eligible for module ownership) in several distinct parts of the code base, as well as demonstrate a mastery of project-wide design, patterns, and objectives. This role is often called "committer" in other projects.