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Downgraded from "You can trust this code" to "You may certianly put your trust in this code" in https://github.com/psf/requests/commit/9d4fd3c968b134d98ed2789cf

• dessant 7y ago
  By browsing the commit history it becomes clear that the PSF must revoke Kenneth's push access to preserve the integrity of the project.
  • earthboundkid 7y ago
    That feels harsh, but honestly, I think it doesn't make sense for him to have control of master. Let him make branches and do PRs like everyone else. Obviously we know that when he's in the right frame of mind he's a good coder, but when he's not he can easily break master for a hugely popular piece of infrastructure. It doesn't play to his strengths to make him the controller of master.