openstack-helm/doc/source/specs/index.rst
Jean-Philippe Evrard 630ca71e3c Cleanup specs folder
Specs are not ordered currently, and every rst file inside the
specs folder is included in the TOC tree, but manually.

This is a problem as:
- the current readability of the specs was reduced due to inclusion
  of non-specs files
- the process of writing a spec was more tedious, due to the
  update of the specs/index.rst.

This fixes it by removing the extra files included by mistake in
the middle of the specs (the template for spec writing, and
the specs purpose/process), and automatically load all the
remaining files using a glob.

The content of the files removed is not lost: The template was
simply renamed COPYME to clearly state a spec writer should
copy the file (and will understand it needs to be named .rst)
with the other files present. The specs process/purpose is
now part of the main page of specs, which therefore doesn't need
extra including.

Change-Id: I8aa15c8a8f2d8b3ffb764c3fb2411eb27477d0b6
2019-03-04 15:13:28 +01:00

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Project Specifications
======================
Specifications in this repository represent a consensus on the topics covered
within. They should be considered a mandate on the path forward with regards
to the content on which they are drafted.
Here is a list of the current specs:
.. toctree::
:maxdepth: 1
:glob:
*
Specifications Purpose
----------------------
A specification should precede any broad-reaching technical changes or proposals
to OpenStack-Helm. Examples of changes requiring a specification include: a
standard format to the values.yaml files, multiple backend support for neutron,
and the approach for logging and monitoring in OpenStack-Helm. Some additional
features will not need an accompanying specification, but may be tied back to an
existing specification. An example of this would be introducing a service in
OpenStack-Helm that could be included under the scope of a specification already
drafted and approved.
Specifications Process
----------------------
Before drafting a specification, a blueprint should be filed in Storyboard_
along with any dependencies the blueprint requires. Once the blueprint has been
registered, submit the specification as a patch set to the specs/ directory
using the supplied template.
More information about the blueprint + specification lifecycle can be found
here_.
.. _Storyboard: https://storyboard.openstack.org/#!/project_group/64
.. _here: https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Blueprints#Blueprints_and_Specs