Drupal Experience Builder Adopts Architectural Decision Records (ADRs)
Drupal's Experience Builder project has recently adopted Architectural Decision Records (ADRs) to document key technical decisions to improve collaboration and onboarding efficiency. As proposed in a project issue by Oliver Davies, ADRs help reduce repetitive discussions and facilitate contributions from individuals across multiple time zones.
Oliver, who has previously written about ADRs, highlights the benefits of storing decisions as markdown files within the repository, ensuring transparency and ease of access for all contributors. As the Experience Builder project evolves, new contributors will benefit from these records by gaining insight into past decisions. The use of ADRs could expand to other areas of the Drupal ecosystem.
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