Explicitly require a public repository for Stage 1 #26
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Worth linking to https:/tc39/template-for-proposals? |
ghmcadams
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Probably better to link to https:/tc39/ecma262/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md#new-feature-proposals and then add the template link there if desired. |
ljharb
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codehag
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I've added this to the agenda, so we can get consensus on it next week: tc39/agendas@205e270 |
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This received consensus today. |
Stage 1 already had various entrance criteria (such as prose outlining the problem, the shape of the solution, examples of usage, the high-level API, etc.), which in practice are expected to be made accessible through a publicly available repository. This patch explicitly makes the repository a requirement for Stage 1 advancement.
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Just wanted to give you all a heads up that the process document doesn't seem to currently link to the proposal template repo. Linking to the template repo in this document may help w/ the user journey of the website, which links to the process document. Anecdotally, I thought I had heard of this repo, but was only able to locate it by searching this org's public repos for it. :) |
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Stage 1 already had various entrance criteria (such as prose outlining the problem, the shape of the solution, examples of usage, the high-level API, etc.), which in practice are expected to be made accessible through a publicly available repository.
This patch explicitly makes the repository a requirement for Stage 1 advancement, resolving the following issues: