Codeownership

Why

• To reduce cross-team review bottlenecks

What

• Make ownership of team specific directories clear
• Organise some directories into team-specific sub-directories
• Maintain CODEOWNERS files when team specific directories are added or removed
• Split monolithic files or folders that have been identified as being touched by too many teams

Resolving ownership for a list of files

Use resolve-codeowners.js to annotate any list of files with their CODEOWNERS team — handy when splitting a large PR by team owner. The script finds ignore in the pnpm virtual store automatically (no extra install).

# From a git diff
git diff --name-only HEAD~1 | node .agents/skills/codeownership/resolve-codeowners.js

# Explicit file list
node .agents/skills/codeownership/resolve-codeowners.js apps/ledger-live-desktop/src/foo.ts libs/env/src/bar.ts

# Override CODEOWNERS location
node .agents/skills/codeownership/resolve-codeowners.js --codeowners /path/to/CODEOWNERS <files...>

Output format (same columns as CODEOWNERS, but resolved to actual files):

apps/ledger-live-desktop/src/main/index.ts  @ledgerhq/platform
apps/ledger-live-desktop/src/renderer/foo.ts  @ledgerhq/wallet-xp
.github/workflows/e2e.yml  @ledgerhq/wallet-ci @ledgerhq/qaa
random/unknown/file.xyz  (no owner)

Semantics: last-rule-wins; ownerless entries appear as (no owner).

Target

Splitting a monolithic file

• Split [foo].ts into [foo]/team-[name]/*.ts

Maintaining team specific directories

Example

/shared/feature-flags/src/flags/ contains team-coin-integration, team-engagement, team-live-devices, etc.

CODEOWNERS defines the owner for each of these:

**/team-coin-integration/         @ledgerhq/coin-integration
**/team-engagement/               @ledgerhq/engagement
**/team-live-devices/             @ledgerhq/live-devices