Welcome to the Fluid Maintainership guidelines wiki!

Guidelines to follow before applying:

• Must own the device and be able to test yourself in case of emergency
• Must have proper git knowledge (cherry-picking, fixing conflicts, rebasing[dropping, squashing], etc.)
• Your device sources should have a clear showcase of your basic git skills
• Your device sources must be the exact ones with the exact commits and modifications you used to build
• Your device sources shouldn't have unused overlays
• Your commit history shouldn't be just "update [FILE]", it should explain what the commit does exactly
• Your device's sources commit authorship HAS TO BE correct
• You must have at least 1 month of maintaining unofficially to get official status
• If you have device parts/specific settings, they have to comply with our requirements
• Basic knowledge of reading logcats and managing basic device-related errors/bugs
• Any modification to the rom source that is required, should be approved by the dev team
• The maintainer must ship builds monthly
• The maintainer must build with the OFFICIAL build tag
• The maintainer must be able to communicate in English
• The maintainer must not have a history of kanging
• The maintainer must not maintain more than 2 ROMs at once
• The maintainer must have a way to give access to device sources for a team member to review them
• Device-specific groups and XDA threads are not mandatory

Requirements to get official status:

• Enforcing builds are recommended but not mandatory
• Basic phone functionality should be in working condition
• The device kernel MUST be public (if not prebuilt)
• While prebuilt kernels are allowed, YOU MUSTN'T ship a prebuilt kernel if you have working kernel sources available
• An unofficial build has to be built and tested before applying for official

If you feel fluid enough, go apply for your maintainership here!