Proposed changes to the dspack specification live in this directory.
At this stage, the RFC process is lightweight:
- Open a GitHub Discussion describing the problem and proposed direction.
- Iterate in the discussion until the proposal is reasonably stable.
- Open a pull request adding an RFC document to this directory.
- Review happens in the pull request. An RFC is accepted when the PR merges.
There is no formal numbering or status taxonomy yet.
A typical RFC should include:
- The problem being addressed
- Why existing approaches are insufficient
- The proposed change
- Compatibility considerations (reference the v0.1 spec and explain how the proposal interacts with existing fields and semantics)
- Alternatives considered