[AIRFLOW-XXXX] Update committers list

[turbaszek]

I updated the list of committers according to:
http://people.apache.org/phonebook.html?unix=airflow

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[kaxil]

Looks like last 3-4 names are not alphabetically ordered

[kaxil]

This should be after "@r39132 Siddharth Anand" for alphabetical order :)

[turbaszek]

Ok, I will sort it A-Z. I wanted to keep the order consistent with this provided by Apache (I haven't figured the rule :D )

[kaxil]

Aah I thought you wanted to sort it 😄 Apache sorts it based on (Date, Names) the person becomes committer. When Airflow graduated into a Top Level Project, the PPMC became PMC at the same dates. Hence, they are sorted according to Names.

[feluelle]

Ok, I will sort it A-Z. I wanted to keep the order consistent with this provided by Apache (I haven't figured the rule :D )

But the apache list lists apache handles and the project.rst lists github handles?!

[kaxil]

Btw I am fine with either way. Sorting based on Join Date is fine too :)

[kaxil]

Actually, maybe it might make more sense to keep it by Join Date so that people like Max (original creator of Airflow) remains at the top but I don't have a strong opinion if we sort it by name

[feluelle]

Actually, maybe it might make more sense to keep it by Join Date so that people like Max (original creator of Airflow) remains at the top but I don't have a strong opinion if we sort it by name

Agree with @kaxil I think it is nice to sort it by join date.

[r39132]

Actually, maybe it might make more sense to keep it by Join Date so that people like Max (original creator of Airflow) remains at the top but I don't have a strong opinion if we sort it by name

Agree with @kaxil I think it is nice to sort it by join date.

Yes. It's good when certain conventions help us plot the growth of the project. Similar to the apache committer lists on various Apache pages, the intent was to add folks to this list in committer order, which is the order by which they were added as committers to the project.