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Marks @dogmar as code owner for all files. When combined with GitHub rulesets requiring code owner reviews, this ensures collaborator PRs need dogmar's approval while dogmar can bypass the review requirement. https://claude.ai/code/session_01QCPv9A7pkCeR42zoJ9fujU
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Manual setup
No code changes required. Go to Settings > Rules > Rulesets and create the following two rulesets:
Ruleset 1: "Require CI" (no one can bypass)
main)test,autofix,Publish Dry RunThis ensures CI must pass for everyone (including you) and no one can force push to main.
Ruleset 2: "Require reviews for collaborators" (dogmar can bypass)
main)Since you're on the bypass list, your own PRs skip the review requirement. Collaborator PRs need 1 approval.
End result
Why two rulesets?
Bypass lists apply to the entire ruleset. A single ruleset would either let you bypass CI (bad) or force you to get reviews (not wanted). Splitting them gives granular control: you bypass only the review requirement, never CI.
Close this PR once both rulesets are configured.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01QCPv9A7pkCeR42zoJ9fujU