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  1. name: New component proposal
  2. description: Suggest a new component for the project
  3. title: "New component: "
  4. labels: ["Sponsor Needed", "needs triage"]
  5. body:
  6. - type: textarea
  7. attributes:
  8. label: The purpose and use-cases of the new component
  9. description: This information can be used later on to populate the README for the component. See an example overview [here](https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-collector-contrib/tree/main/receiver/awsecscontainermetricsreceiver#overview).
  10. validations:
  11. required: true
  12. - type: textarea
  13. attributes:
  14. label: Example configuration for the component
  15. description: This will be used later on when creating `config.go` and added to README as well. See this receiver as an [example](https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-collector-contrib/tree/main/receiver/jaegerreceiver#getting-started).
  16. validations:
  17. required: true
  18. - type: textarea
  19. attributes:
  20. label: Telemetry data types supported
  21. description: Any combination of traces, metrics and/or logs is valid here.
  22. validations:
  23. required: true
  24. - type: checkboxes
  25. attributes:
  26. label: Is this a vendor-specific component?
  27. description: A vendor-specific component directly interfaces with a vendor-specific API and is expected to be maintained by a representative of the same vendor.
  28. options:
  29. - label: This is a vendor-specific component
  30. - label: If this is a vendor-specific component, I am proposing to contribute and support it as a representative of the vendor.
  31. - type: input
  32. attributes:
  33. label: Code Owner(s)
  34. description: A code owner is responsible for supporting the component, including triaging issues, reviewing PRs, and submitting bug fixes.
  35. Please list one or more members or aspiring members of the OpenTelemetry project who will serve as code owners.
  36. For vendor-specific components, the code owner is required and must be a representative of the vendor.
  37. For non-vendor components, having a code owner is strongly recommended. However, you may use the issue to try to find a code owner for your component.
  38. - type: input
  39. attributes:
  40. label: Sponsor (optional)
  41. description: "A sponsor is an approver who will be in charge of being the official reviewer of the code.
  42. For vendor-specific components, it's good to have a volunteer sponsor. If you can't find one, we'll assign one in a round-robin fashion.
  43. For non-vendor components, having a sponsor means that your use-case has been validated.
  44. If there are no sponsors yet for the component, it's fine: use the issue as a means to try to find a sponsor for your component."
  45. - type: textarea
  46. attributes:
  47. label: Additional context
  48. description: Any additional information you think may be relevant.