[webkit-efl] Moving the EFL WebKit2 public APIs to outside WebKit2 directory

[Dominik Röttsches]

Hi again,

I've gone back to thinking that moving files out of this directory is an 
attempt to modify, if not work around the review policy.
Thinking this forward in a slightly exaggerated way: What stops Apple 
Reviewers from putting an Owners file into any directory that builds on 
top of Wk2 API.
What I want to illustrate: Our aim is to have an easier time getting 
reviews for Wk2 EFL specific patches - so, I'd say:

1) Let's go back and discuss this with Apple reviewers - can we relax 
the policy for the subdirectories? And looking at it from the other way: 
What does it gain us to expedite reviews at the cost of losing 
experienced WebKit2 reviewers feedback?
2) Is it really going to be such a bottleneck to work inside the Wk2/ 
directory? - In my experience, an informal review + a final review from 
one of the Owners doesn't take unbearably long. It's maybe one day 
longer than landing things in platform/graphics/cairo or 
platform/network/soup where I can receive fast reviews from GTK people 
for example. - What is your experience, what are the examples of having 
been significantly blocked?
3) For red bots we have TestExpectations files where we can mark tests 
as failing and address the underlying issue.

Currently, I don't think it's a good idea to do such a move. In the end, 
I believe we are more productive when cooperating with Apple reviewers, 
not work around them.

Dominik