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- Around line 4-5: Replace the fixed date and updated values in the ADR template
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🟡 Minor · Remove the non-template heading. · 0003-decision-for-build-dir-logic.md:21
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRemove the non-template heading.
README.mdrequires each ADR to keep only the headings provided bytemplate.md, in order.Codebase Overviewis not a template heading, and it remains in ADR 0003 after this PR. Remove the heading while keeping its diagram underDecision.Suggested fix
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- Line 21: Remove the non-template “Codebase Overview” heading from ADR 0003 and
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Four records sat in `doc/adr` agreeing on their front matter and on little else. Two had a single heading, one had six, and the levels differed. Writing a fifth meant reading the other four and guessing which of them was the pattern. Nothing said how to number a record or what its status meant, and nothing listed what had already been decided. So `doc/adr/template.md` is the shape to copy and `doc/adr/README.md` says how to add a record and lists the four already in the log. The template takes the shape of ADR 0004, the most recent and the most complete — problem statement, context with prior art and the alternatives that were real, decision, results, next steps — and each heading carries a sentence saying what belongs under it, so the guessing happens once here instead of every time somebody writes a record. The index covers the four-digit numbering, the five front matter keys, and what each status means. `Proposed` is a new word: the records in the log are `Approved` or `Final`, both of which a record earns, and a new one needs something to say before it has earned either. The template's timestamps are placeholders rather than a date, because a record copied from it would otherwise claim it was written on the day the template was. The index says a record may add headings of its own below the template's, because ADR 0003 does: a diagram under Decision, and one list each for the two directories under Results. Reading the rule as the template's headings and nothing else would mean flattening that record to make a sentence true. A template the existing records ignore is a template nobody follows, so the four now follow it. None of them gains reasoning nobody wrote down; what changed is which heading the reasoning already there sits under. - 0001 had its decision written as a line of prose under `Context`. It is the decision, so it sits under `Decision` and `Context` goes. - 0002 listed its forces under `Context` and never said what was decided. The forces stay; the decision the title asserts is now written out in a sentence. - 0003 put its problem statement under `Context` and then nested `Decision`, `Results` and `Next Steps` a level too deep, as subsections of it. The headings are promoted and the problem statement is labelled as one. What stood under `Next Steps` is the community epigraph rather than a step, so it stays where it is without a heading that misdescribes it. - 0004 already had the template's headings, since the template came from it. Its `<br />` spacers are gone, because nothing else in the log uses them and the template does not either. `updated` moves on each of the four, which is what the key is for. The index no longer says ADR 0001 explains why the log exists, because the record does not: one sentence is all anybody wrote in 2023, and inventing the rest would be worse than the gap. Signed-off-by: Derek Lewis <DerekNonGeneric@inf.is> Assisted-by: Claude-Code:claude-opus-5 Refs: #644
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Before: four records sit in
doc/adrand agree on their front matter and onlittle else. Two have a single heading, one has six, and the levels differ.
Writing a fifth meant reading the other four and guessing which of them was the
pattern. Nothing said how to number a record or what its status means, and
nothing listed what had already been decided.
After:
doc/adr/template.mdis the shape to copy,doc/adr/README.mdsays howto add a record and lists the four already in the log, and the four follow the
template.
How: the template takes the shape of ADR 0004, the most recent and the most
complete — problem statement, context with prior art and the alternatives that
were real, decision, results, next steps — and each heading carries a sentence
saying what belongs under it, so the guessing happens once here instead of every
time somebody writes a record. Its front matter is placeholders throughout,
timestamps included, so a record copied from it cannot claim it was written on
the day the template was. The index covers the four-digit numbering, the five
front matter keys, and what each status means.
A template the existing records ignore is a template nobody follows, so the four
now follow it. None of them gains reasoning nobody wrote down; what changed is
which heading the reasoning already there sits under.
Context. It is thedecision, so it sits under
DecisionandContextgoes.Contextand never said what was decided. Theforces stay; the decision the title asserts is now written out in a sentence.
Contextand then nestedDecision,ResultsandNext Stepsa level too deep, as subsections of it. Theheadings are promoted and the problem statement is labelled as one. What stood
under
Next Stepsis the community epigraph rather than a step, so it stayswhere it is without a heading that misdescribes it.
<br />spacers are gone, because nothing else in the log uses them and thetemplate does not either.
updatedmoves on each of the four, which is what the key is for.Two judgement calls worth a look.
Proposedis a new word: the records in thelog are
ApprovedorFinal, both of which a record earns, and a new one needssomething to say before it has earned either. And the index no longer says ADR
0001 explains why the log exists, because the record does not — one sentence is
all anybody wrote in 2023, and inventing the rest would be worse than the gap.
This is the template, the guidance and the records. The publishing side of the
issue, and the linter enforcement it asks for, are not here.
Refs: #644
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