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In general this looks great! Some small thoughts, but all very minor. Great work @Ssukriti!
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| As the number of new feature contributions to a mature InnerSource repository rapidly increases, it adds more burden on code reviews and maintenance. How do we allow for faster release of new features, encouraging innovation and experimentation; while also keeping the repository well maintained? | ||
| As the number of contributions to a mature InnerSource repository rapidly increase, it adds more burden on code reviews and maintenance. How do we allow for faster release of new features, encouraging innovation and experimentation; while also keeping the repository well maintained? |
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nit: Should be rapidly increases
| - Everlasting backlog of pull requests that need to be reviewed. | ||
| - Job dissatisfaction: Majority of maintainers' time spent in community support leaves no room for innovation. | ||
| - Perceived lack of accomplishment: Only a fraction of the new capabilities added gain adoption by users. | ||
| - Perceived lack of accomplishment: There are more features being contributed than gaining adoption by users. |
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This sentence feels a bit indirect to me - how do you feel about Not all contributed features have adequate user demand and consequent adoption?
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| An InnerSource project is receiving too many contributions, making maintenance difficult and resulting in a large code review backlog or premature rejection of new feature contributions. By offering an extension mechanism outside of the core project, the maintainers enable scaling of project capabilities with minimal cost and maintenance overhead. | ||
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Putting it here because I can't add it on the picture directly - do you know how diagrams are embedded into the book in general? Mostly wondering if this should be directly embedded in the text, with the caption in text as well
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great question, I actually followed one of the other structured patterns. I am not sure how it goes inside the book, but I assume they have some publication process and read from assets/images
Co-authored-by: Sebastian Spier <[email protected]>
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