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Extension API process
Johannes Rieken edited this page Jun 29, 2018
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The goal of this process is to be transparent about how API is created, what phases a proposal goes through, and to know what proposals are finalised when. Still, we want to maintain flexibility in making API.
- During debt week, everyone that plans to work on API joins the call and presents his case. This call is about forming a shared understanding of the problem and helps us to understand whether the request is one that can safely be mapped onto prior art or will require custom constructs (which pretty much means more work).
- We introduce a ‘api-finalization’ tag on GH to clearly identify the items that are about moving API from proposed to stable.
- Everyone who owns an open ‘api-finalization’ item for the current iteration needs to show up for the API call.
- Everyone who owns an open ‘api-finalization’ item scheduled for the iteration will present in week 1 of the iteration a concrete proposal and sample code showing how the API is being used. The sample code needs to be realistic. One-liners with artificial parameters etc. usually don’t cut it.
- In each API call, we’ll work through the remaining open ‘api-finalization’ items before we look at ‘api-proposal’ items.
- If an API topic needs more time than what we have in the API call, we’ll schedule separate calls for these topics. These calls are open to everyone, just like the API call.
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