Please grant me write access to this repository so I can create release branches -- and then PR to those release branches

[philCryoport]

Summary

The content below is basically the same as in this AsyncAPI Slack post.

@Pakisan & @derberg : per @fmvilas 's suggestion in the AsyncAPI Slack, I'm formally requesting write permission for this repository so that I can create release branches -- and then issue PRs from my own fork to those release branches.
(If I'm reading the GitHub docs correctly, write permission is required to create branches.)

I'm not looking to code-review until I get more familiar with this code-base. Towards that end, please separately see my PR that makes the two of you CODEOWNERS so that you are the ones who approve of PRs.

Why do I want to create release branches?

• I use this plugin heavily at the moment
• Understandably, I'd rather run off of a code-reviewed release version than a self-built one
• At the moment I need two release branches created so I can roll the revs and submit PRs:
  • one for IntelliJ IDEA 2022.2.4 -- as @Pakisan said he wanted to tackle that first before going to the 2022.3.x releases
  • one for IntelliJ IDEA 2022.3.1
  • ...and who knows when IntelliJ IDEA 2023.x will drop
  • ...plus once a PR for IntelliJ IDEA 2022.2.4 is approved, I have waiting this PR for IntelliJ IDEA 2022.3

About me

• I've contributed multiple PRs to this plugin, both before and after it became an AsyncAPI-owned repo.
• My LinkedIn
• My personal Github
• My work Github

In summary

Please consider this request to grant me write privileges for this repo so I can take care of rev rolls -- and then all the two of you need to do is review and approve the PRs.

Thank you!

[derberg]

@Pakisan, as I'm only helping here with logistics, it all depends on you as you contributed to this project. I know you were looking for help, we shared this "call for help" from official AsyncAPI accounts, and looks like it finally happened. Please have a look and lemme know how I can help.

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