Adding a Maintainer is shown as a Owner

[humitos]

1. Go to your project's Admin page
2. Go to Mainteiners
3. Add a new mainteiner
4. Go to your project's detail page

The mainteiner is shown under a Owners title.

I think we should use the same word for this, either Mainteiners or Owners but not both.

[ajatprabha]

Hi @humitos, I would like to implement this. Since I'm new here, can you please tell me the next step towards the process.

[stsewd]

This was a question I had the other day, if rtd differences between the main owner (who created the project) and others owners.

[ajatprabha]

Hey @stsewd, from what I've inspected in the Project model, RTD doesn't differentiate between owner and maintainers. A user(maintainer/owner) can remove another user.
If A is an owner and B is a maintainer, B can remove A, because of users attribute (ManyToMany relation with User model) and logic implemented.

@humitos, I believe that's why you've considered this a UI enhancement and not a model critical design change. Correct me if I missed something!
But I wanted to know if it is required to differentiate owner and maintainer?

[humitos]

Yes. I'm talking about the UI (not the behind the scenes and django modeling).

[ajatprabha]

Should it be called owner or maintainer? In my opinion, maintainer is a better choice.

[ajatprabha]

@humitos, since this issue is considered under UI improvement, I've created a PR with taking maintainer as the word because it is used in other places as well. Can you please review it?

[stsewd]

This was resolved in #3703