chore: add fork diff explanation - #25
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WalkthroughTwo documentation files are modified: README.md receives a new editorial note linking to fork differences documentation, and a new comprehensive guide documenting differences between the straw-hat-team/commanded fork and upstream commanded/commanded is created, detailing breaking changes and new features. Changes
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Signed-off-by: Yordis Prieto <yordis.prieto@gmail.com>
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guides/explanations/fork-differences.md (2)
14-37: Emoji inconsistency for breaking changes—consider standardizing the visual hierarchy.The "Removed ProcessManager Support" entry uses ❌ while "EnrichedMetadata Struct" uses 🔄. Since both are breaking changes, using consistent iconography (e.g., ❌ for both or a consistent breaking change indicator) would improve visual scannability.
Additionally, EnrichedMetadata lacks a "Reason:" explanation like ProcessManager has. Consider adding context for why this structural change was introduced, not just what changed.
1-85: Comprehensive and well-structured documentation of fork changes.The document effectively documents breaking changes and new features with clear formatting, descriptive change summaries, and repository links. It aligns well with the Diataxis framework referenced in the README. The hierarchical structure (Overview → Breaking Changes → Features) makes it easy for users to navigate and understand the fork's divergence from upstream.
Minor suggestion: Consider adding a migration/upgrade guidance section for breaking changes (ProcessManager removal, EnrichedMetadata struct) so users know how to adapt their code when upgrading. This could be a separate "Migration Guide" section or linked docs.
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36-37: Editorial note placement and linking is appropriate.The reference to fork differences documentation is well-positioned after the attribution section and uses clear, descriptive link text. The file path correctly points to the new guide being added.
guides/explanations/fork-differences.md (1)
51-57: Missing PR reference for Configurable UUID Provider.All other features include PR links for traceability, but "Configurable UUID Provider" (lines 51–57) omits this reference. For consistency and discoverability, include the PR link if available.
Could you add the PR reference for this feature if one exists?
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Pull Request Overview
This PR adds comprehensive documentation for the fork differences between straw-hat-team/commanded and the upstream commanded/commanded repository.
- Created a new documentation file that tracks breaking changes and new features in the fork
- Added a reference link from the README to the new fork differences documentation
- Provides clear visibility into the fork's independent release cycle and feature additions
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| File | Description |
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| guides/explanations/fork-differences.md | New documentation file detailing all breaking changes (ProcessManager removal, EnrichedMetadata struct) and new features (UUIDv7, configurable UUID provider, telemetry, custom event IDs, EventStore adapter) |
| README.md | Added link to the fork differences documentation in the Attribution section |
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