One of the things that is missing from the current CFP template and process is the notion of maturity criteria. Put simply, when should a feature be considered good enough for alpha, beta, stable status. This issue is intended to gather feedback on this aspect and how we can facilitate thought and discussion around feature maturity as part of the CFP process.
The CFP process doesn't necessarily need to encompass this - we could just publish guidelines on individual repositories and deal with feature maturity as part of the code review process. However if there is a CFP for a particular change, it would be useful to encourage designers and reviewers to consider maturity targets during the design process.
One of the things that is missing from the current CFP template and process is the notion of maturity criteria. Put simply, when should a feature be considered good enough for alpha, beta, stable status. This issue is intended to gather feedback on this aspect and how we can facilitate thought and discussion around feature maturity as part of the CFP process.
The CFP process doesn't necessarily need to encompass this - we could just publish guidelines on individual repositories and deal with feature maturity as part of the code review process. However if there is a CFP for a particular change, it would be useful to encourage designers and reviewers to consider maturity targets during the design process.