The project is split between many different repos. Yet, at this stage many of the issues are feature specific so it's not clear where they should be filed.
I think the READMEs should point to one place to file the issues. The best solution, would be to have a clear spec or list of supported features. That way, that repo could have issues and PRs for updating the spec.
Ideally, an update to the spec could list the degree of support. So for example, a new un-implemented feature would be mentioned in the spec as in-progress. And a completed feature, would be mentioned in the spec as implemented.
The project is split between many different repos. Yet, at this stage many of the issues are feature specific so it's not clear where they should be filed.
I think the READMEs should point to one place to file the issues. The best solution, would be to have a clear spec or list of supported features. That way, that repo could have issues and PRs for updating the spec.
Ideally, an update to the spec could list the degree of support. So for example, a new un-implemented feature would be mentioned in the spec as
in-progress. And a completed feature, would be mentioned in the spec asimplemented.