Re: [score-dev] [automotive-pmc] Committer Election for Luiz Cordeiro an

["Krivoborodov Anton, EF-80" <Anton.Krivoborodov@xxxxxx>]

Hello everyone,

The decision to take the BMW solution as the initial contribution for Config Management is documented here:
https://github.com/orgs/eclipse-score/discussions/2236. Markus Hosch (@darkwisebear), Michael Saborov (@michaelsaborov), and Wei Zhaoxiong (@wei2374) (nomination outstanding) were part of that meeting.

In general, you can find all relevant meeting minutes here: https://github.com/orgs/eclipse-score/discussions/categories/config-management-ft

Feature team lead for Config Management in S-CORE is Michael Saborov.

The roles of the team members internally at BMW are as follows:

• Markus Hosch:  software developer, code owner, reviewer & approver of PRs, software architect, contributor to the RUST community
• Luiz Cordeiro: software developer, code owner, RUST expert
• Zhaoxiong Wei: software developer, code owner, tooling & automation
• Michael Saborov: software developer, code owner, software architect

These people were the key developers of the Config Management module internally at BMW. Please understand that we can not share with you our internal repository statistics.

Please keep in mind that we aim to be efficient. We do not send four people to S-CORE meetings just for public visibility. Instead, we send one person and then synchronize internally. But we need those four people as committers to ensure expertise for all critical aspects of the Config Management module is available within the S-CORE project, leading to successful joint development.

 

Also consider that, within the S-CORE project, we are the company that has already open-sourced three components used in series production and plan to open-source more. We want to remain fast and efficient. We aim at supporting the future development of all contributed modules with our key engineers to keep up consistently high quality ready for series project. Having those engineers as committers within S-CORE is a necessary prerequisite to reach this goal.

Kind regards,
Anton

Von: Wayne Beaton <wayne.beaton@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Datum: Dienstag, 16. Dezember 2025 um 17:51
An: score developer discussions <score-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Cc: Automotive PMC discussions <automotive-pmc@xxxxxxxxxxx>, Krivoborodov Anton, EF-80 <Anton.Krivoborodov@xxxxxx>, Wagner Martin, EF-85 <Martin.WB.Wagner@xxxxxx>, Eclipse Foundation <emo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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To be clear, there is no special arrangement. This is not a work around.

I tried to summarise this in a blog post: https://www.eclipse.org/projects/articles/posts/contributing-a-git-repository/

This is also captured in the handbook; we refer to this as a "Significant single contribution"

I'd have liked to see specific contributions to that repository by the nominee cited. 

Anton, AFAICT, none of the current commits are attributed to the nominee. In the absence of specific commits, can you tell the PMC specifically what areas of functionality were implemented by the nominee. Is there any record of their contributions anywhere else that you can cite? (e.g., did the candidate participate in the discussion in which it was decided to accept this contribution?)

Wayne

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On Tue, 16 Dec 2025 at 11:28, Krivoborodov Anton, EF-80 via score-dev <score-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi Andy,

Thanks for reaching out. You are absolutely right—the three emails were indeed copy-pasted. I tried to explain this in the Committer Election email, but perhaps I didn’t do it clearly enough, so let me clarify it here once more.

BMW has contributed a new module called Config Management. You can find the source code here:
https://github.com/eclipse-score/config_management/tree/main/score/config_management

This source code was initially developed at BMW by the individuals for whom I started the nomination. To my understanding—and this aligns with what we agreed with Wayne—adding new modules is handled similarly to creating a new Eclipse project. We nominate initial committers who may not have previously worked on the S-CORE project but are very familiar with the Config Management source code. Otherwise, who should review and merge PRs in the Config Management repository? The current committers in the project are not familiar with how Config Management works, so it would be odd for them to review and merge PRs.

Is this also your understanding?

As I’ve also mentioned, by using the CODEOWNERS concept, we ensure that committers for Config Management cannot accidentally merge source code into other modules, such as the communication module.

Therefore, we nominate three new people to become committers in the S-CORE project to be able to review and merge code in, and only in, the Config Management repository. I’ve used a template for their election, as there is indeed no difference between these three nominations.

I hope this makes things a little clearer for you.

Kind regards,

Anton

Von: score-dev <score-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx> im Auftrag von Riexinger Andreas (BEG/EVC1) via score-dev <score-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Datum: Dienstag, 16. Dezember 2025 um 17:01
An: Automotive PMC discussions <automotive-pmc@xxxxxxxxxxx>, score-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx <score-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Cc: Riexinger Andreas (BEG/EVC1) <Andreas.Riexinger@xxxxxxxxxxxx>, Eclipse Foundation <emo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Sent from outside the BMW organization  - be CAUTIOUS, particularly with links and attachments.
Absender außerhalb der BMW Organisation - Bitte VORSICHT beim Öffnen von Links und Anhängen.
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Dear S-CORE Developers, Committers and Project Leads,

greetings from the Automotive PMC!

I would like to take the committer nomination of Markus and Luiz to point to some requirements for nominations, the Automotive PMC would love to see.

Please write an individual election nomination (please: NO copy-paste!) to show that the nominee is fulfilling the three requirements:
- Define trust
- Maintain vendor/employer neutrality and
- Operate transparently

Prove that with direct links (URLs) to the Eclipse Foundation infrastructure:
- Contributions (e.g. Pull Requests, ...) over several weeks / months, 5 are desirable
- Reviews of contributions (PRs) over several weeks / months
- IP processes, updated legal docs (SBOM, copyright header)
- Improvements of documentation (Wiki, Website,...)
- Project issues opened or even better solved
- Active participation on the project dev mailing list or other Eclipse mailing lists
- Other activities in the project

Especially for the nomination of Luiz and Markus, I do not see any contribution related to the nominations. It seems, there is no contribution to the config management.
Honestly, from my point of view it looks like a copy and paste of the nomination of Michael and just replacing the name.

Please provide us the necessary track record by answering (to all) this mail.

Thank you so much!

Have a great X-Mas time, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Best,
Andy

Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Best regards

Andreas Riexinger

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Von: automotive-pmc <automotive-pmc-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx> Im Auftrag von Eclipse Foundation via automotive-pmc
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Betreff: [automotive-pmc] Committer Election for Luiz Cordeiro on Eclipse Safe Open Vehicle Core has started

A Committer election for Luiz Cordeiro on project Eclipse Safe Open Vehicle Core (automotive.score) was started by Anton Krivoborodov with this criteria:

We hereby nominate Luiz Cordeiro for the Eclipse Committer Election.

Luiz is a senior software engineer at BMW with extensive expertise and experience.

He was one of the core developers and architects of the Config Management module, which was initially developed by BMW and has recently been contributed to the S-CORE project:
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Currently, there is no one within the S-CORE project with the necessary expertise to review and merge pull requests for the Config Management module.
Therefore, we kindly request that Luiz be granted Committer rights. In the context of the S-CORE project, we treat initial module contributions similarly to the creation of a new Eclipse project.

Please note that merge rights for S-CORE modules are additionally regulated by the CODEOWNERS file, which enables the S-CORE project to assign Committers to the module repositories for which they are responsible. For more details, please refer to:
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Eclipse Safe Open Vehicle Core project committers can click the election link below to vote.

Election: Election for Luiz Cordeiro as Committer on Eclipse Safe Open Vehicle Core [1]

Project: Eclipse Safe Open Vehicle Core [2]

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