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I'm not sure this is the right group for codeowners. The people who follow this process are the security stewards, most of whom are not members of security-release (which is more or less releasers).
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(There is a team for the security stewards, but only in the private org. -- I'm not sure if that's an oversight because the other
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Should I change it to
@nodejs/security? We don't have a security stewards group but we could create if needed.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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It might make sense to use the existing nodejs/security team, however, we do want the security stewards to be in the code owners and I don't think that would do it since we don't have them in a team, and its not certain (not sure on this) they are in the other security teams?
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Maybe it's worth-it to have a @nodejs/security-stewards, WDYT?
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I'm + to adding @nodejs/security-stewards