| name | 🚀 Feature Proposal | |
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| about | Propose a new feature for inclusion in a future GridFM release | |
| title | [Feature Proposal] <short descriptive title> | |
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Provide a concise description of the proposed feature. What problem does it solve, and why is it useful for GridFM users or contributors?
Explain the motivation behind this proposal.
- What use case(s) does this address?
- Is this driven by research, operational needs, or integration with external tools?
- Are there existing issues, discussions, or prototypes related to this?
Link any relevant background material.
Describe what is in scope and out of scope for this feature.
- Core functionality:
- Optional extensions:
- Explicitly excluded items:
This helps align expectations for the release.
Which release are you targeting?
- Next minor release (e.g., v0.X)
- Future release (not the next one)
- Unsure / exploratory
If known, specify:
Target version: v0.X
Note: Targeting a release does not guarantee inclusion; the feature must meet integration and quality criteria as well as stay in coherence with the GridFM roadmap.
Which parts of GridFM will be impacted?
- Models / architectures
- Data pipelines
- Training / evaluation code
- Documentation
- Tooling / CI
- Other (please specify)
How mature is this feature today?
- Idea / design discussion
- Research prototype
- Partially implemented
- Production‑ready
If a prototype exists, please link to code, papers, or branches.
Describe any dependencies or risks:
- Dependencies on other features or PRs
- External libraries or datasets
- Backward compatibility concerns
- Performance or scalability considerations
Does this feature introduce breaking changes?
- No
- Yes (please describe)
If yes, explain:
- What will break?
- Is a migration path planned?
How do you plan to validate this feature?
- Unit / integration tests
- Benchmarks
- Reproducibility checks
- Real‑world use cases
Who is expected to contribute?
- Primary contributor(s):
- Organization(s):
Any additional context, open questions, or requests for feedback from maintainers.