Where is the code-owners file in lfric_apps?

[MichaelWhitall]

Hi all,

I've just been wondering; where is it specified who owns which files in the lfric_apps repository? There clearly must be some sort of code-owners file somewhere, because pull-requests automatically email the affected code-owners to request their review. But grep-searching my clone of lfric_apps for my surname or git username doesn't find anything (except for upgrade macros and the contributors.md file). And I know I am a code-owner. So where is this listed?

Just because I'd like to be able to look up who owns a given file when developing a change, so I can talk to them about it at an early stage :)

Cheers!
Mike

[Mohit Dalvi (mcdalvi)]

OFFICIAL See announcement from Jenny : #579 (comment) — Mohit OFFICIAL

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[MichaelWhitall]

Thanks Mohit, that's perfect :)

Ah d'oh my attempts to find it using "find" and "grep" didn't work because its in a directory starting with "." and therefore not searched by default :P I should've known it would be something like that!

Cheers,
Mike