Hello Contributors!
This document describes the process for proposing a new feature or making any
large code changes to skaffold
. By large we mean, large in impact or large in
size.
Examples for large impact changes would be:
- Introduce templating, or
- Arbitrary command execution in certain places
These could be small code changes but large in impact.
Submitting a proposal before a pull request will likely reduce the back and forth between the contributor and the core team. A proposal also ensures that each new feature or a large change has a design review.
For any new feature, config or large change, please add a design proposal document as described in Design Proposal Template.
Once you create a PR with the proposal, one of the maintainers will be assigned as a design shepherd. The role of the design shepherd will be to make sure:
- The feature/change is aligned with the Skaffold roadmap and the team's general philosophy for the tool and not a one off solution for a specific use case.
- The feature/change scope is well defined.
- When changing any existing feature, the implementation plan adheres to Skaffold Deprecation Policy.
Once the proposal has been approved, we can move discussions to our bi-weekly meetings to address any open concerns,and to reach a final decision on whether or not to accept the feature or change.