doc: add PoojaDurgad as a triager

[PoojaDurgad]

I would like to apply for a triager in this project.
My motivation to become a triager is to help with the issues
in this repo and the help repo, as well as learn deeper
internals of node.js, and to eventually become a collaborator!
I hear by declare that I read and understood the project’s
Code of Conduct, and will adhere to that.

Checklist

• make -j4 test (UNIX), or vcbuild test (Windows) passes
• tests and/or benchmarks are included
• documentation is changed or added
• commit message follows commit guidelines

[benjamingr]

Hey welcome 👋

This isn't actually our process and there is no official "triager" role.

Thanks a ton for wanting to help with this! It's appreciated.

I think a good step to help triage would be to go to the issues and try to confirm bug reports people have opened, help isolate issues and then (if you're up for it) building Node.js from source and stepping through the debugger while reproducing these issues.

There are many other ways to help with triage, everyone is allowed to do this.

If you are stuck or unsure what to do - feel free to reach out to me (my email is in the README) or other people from the project.

[richardlau]

This isn't actually our process and there is no official "triager" role.

There is, it came out of the collab summit earlier this year. See

• https://github.com/nodejs/node/blob/master/GOVERNANCE.md#triagers
• Proposal: create a triage team to manage the backlog #34054
• doc: introduce a triager role #34295

[benjamingr]

huh, good to know.

[DerekNonGeneric]

Sounds good to me. :)

[Trott]

Trying to figure out what needs to happen next.

I imagine this is blocked until we do something like create an issue-triage team (so that it isn't confused with the existing security-triage team) and add it to the node and help repos with triage permissions.

If there has already been agreement about that being the way forward, then great.

If not, then I guess this is blocked until we open an issue in the admin repo and then subsequently create the group?

Pinging people invested in triage and/or who have been involved in GitHub permissions/teams lately: @gireeshpunathil @MylesBorins @mmarchini

[gireeshpunathil]

thanks @Trott , tbh, I did not think about it when proposed the triage process. my idea was that an approved triager can be added to the org, with triage level permissions. won't that work here?

[Trott]

thanks @Trott , tbh, I did not think about it when proposed the triage process. my idea was that an approved triager can be added to the org, with triage level permissions. won't that work here?

It looks to me like there is no org-level triage role. It is only on a per-repository basis. So I think the thing to do is create a single team, and then add that team as a triager to relevant repositories.

[gireeshpunathil]

landed in 18ff3c8

[gireeshpunathil]

invitation sent to Pooja to join @nodejs/issue-triage team