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Expand Up @@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ This repository contains a set of files formally describing the openEO Processes
## Process

* All new processes must be added to the [`proposals`](proposals/) folder.
* Processes will only be moved from proposals to the stable process specifications once there are at least two implementations and an example process in the [`examples`](examples/) folder showing it in a use case. This doesn't require a PSC vote individually as it's not a breaking change, just an addition.
* Processes will only be moved from proposals to the stable process specifications once there are at least two implementations and an example process in the [`openEO community examples`](https://github.com/Open-EO/openeo-community-examples/) showing it in a use case. This doesn't require a PSC vote individually as it's not a breaking change, just an addition.
* The [`proposals`](proposals/) folder allows breaking changes without a PSC vote and without increasing the major version number (i.e. a breaking change in the proposals doesn't require us to make the next version number 2.0.0).
* The proposals are released as experimental processes with the other processes.
* Each release and all breaking changes in the stable process specifications must go through PSC vote.
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