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Require a discussion (core design changes) or an issue before a PR is opened, and require every PR to link its issue. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@CONTRIBUTING.md`:
- Line 12: Update the PR contribution requirement so every PR links either an
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The README's Contributing section said small fixes could go straight to a PR, which contradicts the new discussion/issue requirement. Point it at CONTRIBUTING.md and carry over the conventional-commit and AI-disclosure policies so nothing is lost. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Requesting changes on exact head 18d9e4bde18d:
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Preserve or resolve the OpenSpec-proposal rule. This removes the README guidance that larger changes need an OpenSpec change proposal, but the new guide never says when one is required. That recreates the exact process gap in #1727. Either define the threshold here, or keep the existing guidance until the already-acknowledged #1727 contribution is coordinated and lands.
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Make the discussion path internally consistent. Step 1 accepts a prior discussion, while step 3 requires
Closes #123, and the README says to link the issue. Say “issue or prior discussion” and reserveClosesfor issue-based changes, or explicitly require an issue after the discussion. -
Make the advertised local setup match the repository. CI runs
pnpm exec tsc --noEmit, which is omitted, and the README pointer calls this the full local development setup after removingpnpm run dev/pnpm run dev:cli. Add those commands or narrow the claim.
The short canonical guide and README pointer are the right shape; these process contradictions need to be resolved before merge.
alfred-openspec on Fission-AI#1781: 1. The OpenSpec-proposal rule was dropped from the README with nothing replacing it, recreating the gap in Fission-AI#1727. New step 2 carries the threshold over verbatim from the README (new features, significant refactors, architectural changes) plus the philosophy paragraph, says to open the proposal as its own PR and wait for approval, and tells anyone unsure to ask in the issue from step 1. 2. The discussion path contradicted itself: step 1 accepted a prior discussion while step 3 required 'Closes Fission-AI#123'. The PR step now says to link what you opened in step 1, 'Closes Fission-AI#123' for an issue or a link to the discussion when there is no issue. CodeRabbit's thread on README.md:227 is the same defect, so the README sentence says 'the issue or discussion' too. 3. The local setup was missing 'pnpm exec tsc --noEmit', which CI runs, and the README called the guide a development setup after 'pnpm run dev' and 'dev:cli' were removed. The command is added, the guide states that those four commands are exactly what CI runs, and the README pointer now describes the guide as the full process rather than a setup. Verified each documented command against this checkout: build, tsc --noEmit and lint all pass as written. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@alfred-openspec All three addressed in 1. The OpenSpec-proposal rule is back, with the threshold stated. You were right that removing it recreated #1727. New step 2, Decide whether it needs a change proposal, carries the README's own threshold over rather than inventing a new one: bug fixes, typos and small improvements go straight to a PR; new features, significant refactors and architectural changes need a proposal first. It also adds the two things the old README left implicit and a contributor has to guess: open the proposal as its own PR containing only 2. The discussion path is consistent now. Step 1 accepts an issue or a prior discussion, and the PR step matches: "Link what you opened in step 1: CodeRabbit's open thread on 3. Local setup matches CI, and the pointer matches the guide. On the second half of that point: rather than re-adding I ran every command the guide documents against this checkout, as written: Steps renumbered to 1-4 since a step was added. |
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Re-reviewed after the latest changes. The proposal threshold, issue-or-discussion path, and local CI commands now align. Approved.
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Status: LGTM.
What was missing: The repo has no
CONTRIBUTING.md, so contributors can't find the process. A user asked today. Separately, we now require a discussion or an issue before a PR is opened, and that rule had no written home.What it does:
CONTRIBUTING.mdin three steps: open a discussion (core design) or an issue first, make the change, open the PR withCloses #123. GitHub surfaces this file automatically in the issue and PR flow.CONTRIBUTING.mdso nothing is lost.Proof it works: Docs-only, no code paths touched. The build/test/lint commands match what CI actually runs (
.github/workflows/ci.yml: install → build → test, and build → tsc → lint).Notes: Deliberately minimal, ~30 lines. No style guide or review checklist; those can come later. This PR predates the rule, so it has no linked issue.
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