A collaborative space for Magento architects and the community to discuss and propose architectural designs for Magento 2.
Magento Architecture is a GitHub repository where Magento architects and the community discuss architectural proposals, design documents, and open questions related to Magento 2. It provides a structured platform for transparent collaboration on platform design, though it does not guarantee implementation in the core codebase.
Magento core engineers, architects, and community contributors interested in shaping the architectural direction of Magento 2 through documented proposals and reviews.
It offers a formalized, open process for architectural decision-making, enabling community input and transparent discussions that help refine Magento's design before potential implementation.
A place where Magento architectural discussions happen
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The repository facilitates open discussions between Magento architects and the community through pull requests, as stated in the GitHub description and README, enabling public input on design decisions.
It has a clear process with required reviewers based on affected components and feedback deadlines, ensuring objective, value-driven reviews as outlined in the 'Design Documents Review Requirements' section.
Provides a design document template for creating new proposals, promoting consistency in architectural artifacts, which is linked in the workflow steps.
Tracks active, approved, and declined proposals via PR statuses, maintaining a transparent record of discussions, as detailed in the 'Documents in the Repository' section.
The README explicitly notes that approved changes are not guaranteed to be delivered into the Magento codebase, limiting the practical impact of contributions.
The workflow involves forking, PRs, assigned reviewers, and deadlines, which can be cumbersome for casual community members, as highlighted in the structured steps and review requirements.
Contributions are expected mostly from Magento core engineers, as mentioned in the workflow, potentially reducing community involvement and slowing external proposal reviews.