Code ownership resignation

Hi,
as some of you likely already know I will be leaving Apple at the end of November

This career change also means I will not be as involved in lldb as I have been in the past. It also means I don’t believe I would be doing the best interest of the community by serving as a code owner. For that reason, I’d like to resign from my code ownership duties.

As of today, I am code owner for:
D: Data Formatters, Core/Value*, Objective C Language runtime, Test suite, Xcode build
D: SWIG

I would recommend that the community consider Jim Ingham for taking over data formatters. He is already code owner for Objective-C runtime and ValueObject.

I’d like to recommend that the remaining part of Value* (Value.h/Value.cpp) go to Greg Clayton.

Zachary Turner has done a lot of great work on our test suite infrastructure, and I am confident that the community would be well served by having him serve as code owner for that portion of the project going forward.

I have no specific suggestions for the Xcode build and the SWIG bits. With that said, I would encourage the choice of somebody inside Apple given that Xcode is exclusive to the Mac, and the SWIG bits could certainly benefit from a code owner who is aware of the stringent requirements Apple has on SWIG versions.

Last, but not least, I’d like to say that working with the lldb - and broader llvm - community has been a great honor. This is a diverse, talented and passionate group of engineers with the common goal of producing high-quality software and the skills to deliver on that goal, time and again. While I won’t be around as much in the future, I am confident that the project will continue to thrive and improve!

- Enrico

These all make sense to me. Assuming no objections in the next 24 hours, Jim, Greg, and Zachary, please update the CODE_OWNERS file, congrats!

Thank you for all your contributions to LLDB Enrico!

-Chris

I’m ok being co-owner of the test suite, but perhaps Todd should be there as well, and perhaps primary owner? He’s done a ton of work on the multi-process infrastructure and probably is at least as familiar as I am, if not moreso with everything else.