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Document the current DEP process #80
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Super agree. I've wanted to work on this for a bit, but may or may not get around to it anytime soon. If someone wanted to work on a draft, though, I'd 100% have time to review and sort of shepherd it through. Feel free to @ me in a pull request if anyone works on that. FWIW: I don't think we have to keep DEPs frozen in time. I think my approach would be to update DEP 1 and DEP 10 with the changes, so that DEP 1 becomes the high level "how DEPs work", DEP 10 describes the Steering Council, and DEP 12 is a historical document describing the changes. (But I'm open to other approaches here too.) |
There was some umm-ing and err-ing about this when discussing DEP 12 — Are they living documents, or historical records? (I have no great opinion, but clarifying would help.) |
Indeed, I was one of the um-and-err-ers -- but I now think that having them be fixed static documents cause problems for no real benefit. But yeah, we should clarify -- in an updated DEP 1. We can have the conversation in that PR or on the mailing list/forum etc. |
Can we have documentation for the DEP process as it stands at this point in time, combining what appears to be three different documents?
The README states:
Said DEP refers to the Technical Board and to Core Developers, two groups which no longer exist as far as I know.
We have the same issue in Django’s contributor documentation:
DEP 10 is also no longer up-to-date with how Django operates. So – in order to write a DEP, I have to read at least DEP 1, 10, and 12.
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