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This repo is used to store and discuss design decisions, features and significant changes in Vortex, either in specific APIs, 3rd-party integrations or the conceptual model.
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## What needs an RFC?
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Vortex is a rapidly changing open source project that provides a file format, a compute toolkit, and a set of Rust libraries implementing a range of state-of-the-art compression codecs.
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Most development decisions in Vortex happen through the Discussions functionality. Simply open a new discussion describing the kind of change you'd like to make to the project, and if the maintainers like it, open a PR.
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This is a great process for bug fixes, simple features and purely additive changes.
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However, if you are making a significant change to the way Vortex functions, you may need to write an RFC first. Some example changes that would require an RFC:
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* Making a risky change to the format, such as adding new required fields to file metadata
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* Rearchitecting core components of Vortex, or wide-ranging refactors that might break language bindings
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* Creating new libraries or SDKs that we expect others to adopt
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* Making changes to subsystems that are likely to affect performance if not done thoughfully, such as the core IO traits
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## Process
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The general process is that changes should be opened as PRs, with the discussion happening in comments on top of it.
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