Thanks to Ronald for suggesting
I introduce this to the community. Please add suggestions and maybe we can
close this after a vote if the community likes it.

Purpose

The purpose of a Fineract CN Improvement Proposal (FIP) is to introduce any
major change into Fineract CN. This is required in order to balance the
need to support new features, use cases , and automation . Given the nature
of the project that is micro services and its functional implications. To
be able to bring changes in core libs and changes in the core services and
maybe architecture as we move forward in time and space.

What is considered a major change?

Any of the following should be considered a major change:

   - Any major new feature, subsystem, or piece of functionality
   - Any change that removes the core lib
   - Design patterns changes that may take away the way project interact
   with respect to the services and db
   - Removal of services and core libs
   - Adding a new type and frameworks
   - Adding external service like automation and boilerplates
   - Architectural changes overhaul like moving service or merging service
   in single piece

What should be included in the FIP

   - Motivation: describe the problem to be solved.
   - Proposed Change: describe the new thing you want to do. This may be
   fairly extensive and have large subsections of its own. Or it may be a few
   sentences, depending on the scope of the change.
   - New or Changed Public Interfaces: impact to any of the "compatibility
   commitments" described above. We want to call these out in particular so
   everyone thinks about them.
   - New dependencies: describe any third-party libraries that the feature
   will require, from PyPI or NPM. In particular, make sure their license is
   compatible with the [Apache License v2.0] (
   https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0).
   - Migration Plan and Compatibility: if this feature requires additional
   support for seamless upgrades describe how that will work. In particular,
   it’s important to mention if:
      - The feature requires a change in some way to core libs
      - Some API level change
      - Removing some lib or its generation
      - The feature will coexist with similar functionality for some period
      of time, allowing for a deprecation period.
   - Rejected Alternatives: What are the other alternatives you considered
   and why are they worse? The goal of this section is to help people
   understand why this is the best solution now, and also to prevent churn in
   the future when old alternatives are reconsidered.

Who should initiate FIP

Anyone can initiate a FIP, but preferably someone with the intention of
implementing it.

Process

   1. Create an issue
<https://github.com/apache/incubator-superset/issues> with
   the prefix “[FIP]” in the title. The issue will be tagged as “fip” by a
   committer, and the title will be updated with the current FIP number.
   2. Notify the dev@ mailing list that the FIP has been created, use the
   subject line [DISCUSS] FIP-0 Fineract Improvement Proposals, the body of
   the email should look something like Please discuss & subscribe here:
   https://github.com/apache/fineract-CN-repo/issues/5602
   3. When writing the issue, fill in the sections as described above in
   “What should be included in a FIP?”.
   4. A committer will initiate the discussion, and ensure that there’s
   enough time to analyze the proposal. Before accepting the FIP, a committer
   should call for a vote, requiring 3 votes and no vetoes from committer.
   Votes are timeboxed at 1 week, and conducted through email (with the
   subject [VOTE]).
   5. Create a pull request implementing the FIP, and referencing the issue.


Thanks everyone if there are mistakes in the above please feel free to edit
them, I have created a JIRA Link here
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FINCN-352








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Thanks and regards,

Saransh Sharma
Research Partner

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