Remove All Existing Code Owners to Prepare for Requiring Code Owners #19481
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…icrosoft#19481) In order to enable require review from code owners on PR review we will reset the state of the code owners file. Then it will be the responsibility of owners to take explicit responsibility for areas of the codebase they would like to own. --------- Co-authored-by: Tony Murphy <anthonm@microsoft.com>
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In order to enable require review from code owners on PR review we will reset the state of the code owners file. Then it will be the responsibility of owners to take explicit responsibility for areas of the codebase they would like to own.