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We take requests via issues to the openedx/tcril-engineering repository. Your requests will be triaged and initially responded to within one business day by the engineer(s) in the @openedx/tcril-oncall GitHub team during standard Monday-Friday US-Eastern business their own working hours. They may be delegated to other engineers. tCRIL does not generally provide support during US-Eastern evenings or weekends.
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So, you just started at 2U OCM? Congrats! 🎉 Either 2U IT or your manager should file a GitHub Request - Onboarding issue on your behalf. (Please don’t file file the request yourself--we need someone who is already in the openedx organization to vouch that you are indeed a new 2U OCM employee).
2U IT and managers: For new hires, file a GitHub Request - Onboarding issue with us. We can’t guarantee that we’ll often do not get to requests the request same- day they are filed, so consider filing please file the request as far in advance of when the access is neededthe employee’s start date as possible. Please provide a helpful title, but make sure it remains prefixed with [GH Request] so that our automation picks it up. Thanks!
Offboarding, access changes, and other requests
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File an issue using the tCRIL Engineering board above, selecting the most appropriate template. Please provide reasoning for your change and as much supplemental detail as possible. Please provide a helpful title, but make sure it remains prefixed with [GH Request] so that our automation picks it up.
Transferring repositories into the openedx organization
If you have read “What code should be in the openedx organization?" and believe that a repository of yours should be moved into the openedx organization, then submit a GitHub Request - Generic issue on the board linked above, detailing what repository should be transferred in and why.
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integrate nicely with pull requests and other GitHub workflows,
let us locate issues closer to the code that they pertain to,
are automatable via GitHub Actions,
use the same authn/z scheme that GitHub repository contribution doesGitHub accounts that all Open edX engineers already have,
have a simpler access control scheme that is tied to repository access (which we already manage and intentionally default to “publicly-visible”),
are included in our non-profit GitHub Teams plan,
work across different GitHub organizations, with some limitations,
have a fast UI, and
have already been adopted by others in the Open edX community, such as the Build-Test-Release Working Group.
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