[docs] add design decision record process and template#17665
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PR Summary by QodoAdd ADR process and template under docs/decisions WalkthroughsDescription• Introduce a Design Decision Record (ADR) log for cross-binding Selenium decisions • Document proposal/approval workflow (PR discussion + TLC consensus; merge equals acceptance) • Provide a reusable ADR template including per-binding convergence status tracking Diagramflowchart TD
C(["Contributor"]) --> T["Copy template"] --> PR["Open PR (Proposed)"] --> TLC{"TLC consensus"} --> M["Merge PR"] --> ADR["Decision record"] --> B["Update binding status"]
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_term(["Terminator"]) ~~~ _proc["Process"] ~~~ _dec{"Decision"}
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High-Level AssessmentThe following are alternative approaches to this PR: 1. Host ADRs in selenium.dev (website repo)
2. Use GitHub Discussions/issues as the canonical decision record
3. Adopt MADR/Nygard format verbatim (no binding-status table)
Recommendation: The PR’s approach (ADRs in-repo, merge-as-acceptance, and a per-binding status table) is the best fit for Selenium’s cross-binding governance: it keeps the canonical record in the review workflow contributors already use, while explicitly tracking convergence across languages. The main thing to validate in review is whether the approval/consensus wording matches current TLC expectations. File ChangesDocumentation (2)
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Code review by qodo was updated up to the latest commit 9288155 |
💥 What does this PR do?
Adds
docs/decisions/— a lightweight process for recording design decisions that apply across bindings (API shape, cross-binding semantics, deprecation commitments), plus the template for writing one. Decisions are proposed as PRs, discussed on the PR thread and at TLC meetings, and accepted by TLC consensus; the merged file is the canonical record, so settled questions get answered with a link instead of being re-litigated.🔧 Implementation Notes
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💡 Additional Considerations
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