What Strategy-First Actually Bought Them
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Decisions With an Approver and No Date
Four decision records with a named reporter and approver, no dates, no supersession, an architecture board hosted outside version control and a README that links code by line number.
Splitting a Bounded Context, With the ADR Attached
ADR 04 extracts the reservation-change process out of Sales, lists ten steps and two recommendations - and nine of the ten steps are traceable to real code.
The Snapshot With No Version
ADR 04 names one risk in prose - changing a reservation on stale information - and the table built to mitigate it has no version, no timestamp and no concurrency check.
The Repo That Ships Its Own Design Decisions
Most repositories ship code and a README - this one ships four ADRs with a named approver, a context map, a domain message flow and a methodology poster. Part 1 of a series that reads the strategic half of DevMentors' GroupFlights.