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👍 This approach is becoming more popular. It's a great way to document decisions and, for many teams, is a core part of their documentation bundle. ADRs don't take very long to put together, but they are incredibly useful to look back on, to help tell stories about how/why things changed, etc. Definitely recommended if you're not using them already, and Nat Pryce's adr-tools tool is an easy way to get started.
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