I'm not 100% sure how the orphaning process work. Isn't it possible that it just changes the main maintainer to orphan and blocks pushing new changes.

@jnsamyak @kevin Will know more probably.

We have a toddler that cleans up packagers on retired packages, not orphaned.
The idea being that an orphaned package may still need to be fixed and thus we
don't want to remove all access to it. Only retired packages are completely
blocked

In that case there is nothing to fix.

I'm not able to maintain these packages. Leaving me on commit provides a false assurance that the packages are receiving updates from me.

Other than this ticket, how would I get my access revoked?

Yes, we should be able to do this in this case I think.

It's a bit of a corner case that it requires an admin to remove a user (who wants to be removed).

I've typically just done this via the web interface (if you are a pagure admin there).

I'll go do it now.

Hum, but I don't see you having commit access to those.

Did someone else already remove you?

On https://src.fedoraproject.org/dashboard/projects I'm showing commit access

ok, I am just blind... or was misreading your username...

You should be removed from all those now. Please check and let us know if we missed anything?

Can I add fpaste to the list? I missed it in my first review.

No problem, let me remove you.

Done