/proposals

Tracks Temporal proposals

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Temporal proposals

This repo tracks all new and accepted feature proposals (internal or external) for the Temporal open source project. If you're interested in submitting a proposal for consideration, please refer the Creating a new proposal section.

Creating a new proposal

The Temporal proposal process begins when you create an issue adhering to the proposal template. There are some general guidelines we expect all proposal contributors to follow:

  • Before you submit a new proposal, please do your best to search through the repo for existing proposals that address a similar problem.
  • Proposal must adhere to our proposal issue template. Reviewing proposals takes time, having a standard form of submission ensures each proposal gets a fair chance.
  • It's important to explain why the proposal is important to Temporal, outside of your specific needs. Temporal is a community project and therefore we will prioritize proposals that most benefit the community.

We appreciate the time and energy it takes to create a well constructed proposal. If you ever feel that your proposal was constructed properly but not given a fair chance, please reach out to us!

If you're struggling to understand what a basic issue proposal will look like, check out this example issue.

Active proposals (Stage 1)

Proposal Author Last Presented

Accepted proposals (Stage 2)

Proposal Author Expected Implementation Date