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This PR implements a major repository reorganization to align with the updated contribution guidelines and improve the overall structure of the ServiceNow Developer Program's Code Snippets Repository.

Key Changes

🗂️ Repository Structure Overhaul: Reorganized all 900+ code snippets into the standardized 6 top-level categories as defined in the updated contribution guidelines
📋 Enhanced Documentation: Added comprehensive AGENTS.md file with detailed repository guidelines, development standards, and contribution requirements
🔧 Configuration Updates: Updated Agent settings and GitHub workflow configurations
📁 Category Standardization: Moved all existing snippets from previous directory structure to the new mandatory category structure: Core ServiceNow APIs/ (GlideRecord, GlideAjax, GlideDateTime, etc.) Server-Side Components/ (Business Rules, Script Includes, Background Scripts, etc.)
Client-Side Components/ (Client Scripts, UI Actions, Catalog Client Scripts, etc.)
Modern Development/ (Service Portal, NOW Experience, GraphQL, etc.) Integration/ (REST APIs, Import Sets, Mail Scripts, etc.) Specialized Areas/ (CMDB, ITOM, Performance Analytics, etc.) Technical Improvements

📝 Documentation Standardization: All code snippets now follow consistent README.md documentation patterns
🔍 Improved Discoverability: Better categorization makes finding relevant code examples more intuitive
⚡ Enhanced Maintainability: Clearer structure reduces contribution friction and improves code review process
🛡️ Quality Enforcement: Updated guidelines ensure higher code quality and consistency across all contributions
Breaking Changes

Directory Structure: All file paths have changed due to reorganization Navigation: Links and bookmarks to specific snippets will need to be updated
Contribution Process: New submissions must follow the mandatory 6-category structure
This refactoring establishes a solid foundation for the repository's continued growth while maintaining the high-quality, practical ServiceNow development examples that make this resource valuable to the community.

This PR implements a major repository reorganization to align with the
updated contribution guidelines and improve the overall structure of the
ServiceNow Developer Program's Code Snippets Repository.

Key Changes

🗂️ Repository Structure Overhaul: Reorganized all 900+ code snippets into
the standardized 6 top-level categories as defined in the updated
contribution guidelines
📋 Enhanced Documentation: Added comprehensive AGENTS.md file with
detailed repository guidelines, development standards, and contribution
requirements
🔧 Configuration Updates: Updated Agent settings and GitHub workflow
configurations
📁 Category Standardization: Moved all existing snippets from previous
directory structure to the new mandatory category structure:
Core ServiceNow APIs/ (GlideRecord, GlideAjax, GlideDateTime, etc.)
Server-Side Components/ (Business Rules, Script Includes, Background
Scripts, etc.)
Client-Side Components/ (Client Scripts, UI Actions, Catalog Client
Scripts, etc.)
Modern Development/ (Service Portal, NOW Experience, GraphQL, etc.)
Integration/ (REST APIs, Import Sets, Mail Scripts, etc.)
Specialized Areas/ (CMDB, ITOM, Performance Analytics, etc.)
Technical Improvements

📝 Documentation Standardization: All code snippets now follow consistent
README.md documentation patterns
🔍 Improved Discoverability: Better categorization makes finding relevant
code examples more intuitive
⚡ Enhanced Maintainability: Clearer structure reduces contribution
friction and improves code review process
🛡️ Quality Enforcement: Updated guidelines ensure higher code quality and
consistency across all contributions
Breaking Changes

Directory Structure: All file paths have changed due to reorganization
Navigation: Links and bookmarks to specific snippets will need to be
updated
Contribution Process: New submissions must follow the mandatory 6-category
structure
This refactoring establishes a solid foundation for the repository's
continued growth while maintaining the high-quality, practical ServiceNow
development examples that make this resource valuable to the community.
@earlduque earlduque closed this Sep 22, 2025
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