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revert: restore single-project layout and merge Fluent Bit maintainers into fluentd - #5

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@ahmadqasembader ahmadqasembader commented Oct 18, 2026 •

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I missed the fact that Fluentd Bit still hasn't been recognized as a separate CNCF project; therefore, Fluentd remains a single project from CNCF POV.

I prematurely refactored your .project repo to a multi-project layout, and until you submit a request to the TOC, this repo needs to stay as is.

Hi @eschabell, while reverting the changes I made in #3, your PR #4 will become absolute. I took the liberty of adding your name under the Fluent-Bit maintainers in this PR. You can close that PR.

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edsiper commented Oct 20, 2026 •

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@ahmadqasembader I think I need to review in detail how this process works before moving this forward.

In Fluent Bit, we have maintainers per repo and overall sibling projects like -docs or others. I need to to some adjustments to maintainers, I will get back to here shortly

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@edsiper probably need to add @stevehipwell under a helm charts team as well as Eric for the docs repo. Main thing I wanted to sort is that the automation will remove my access to various things until this is resolved.

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@edsiper can we get this sorted as I've lost all access to maintainer resources via the CNCF now?

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edsiper merged commit 927b8ae into main Nov 12, 2026
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