Add ADR Guard to architecture management tooling - #114
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Adds ADR Guard — a GitHub Action that fails a pull request when watched code paths change without an ADR being added or updated.
Placement reasoning: it does not create or maintain decision files, it enforces their presence in CI — so I put it under Tooling related to architecture management, alphabetically before ArchUnit, which felt like the closest neighbour (enforcement rather than authoring). Happy to move it to Any template or reword if you see it differently.
Facts for review: template-agnostic (checks that a file under the configured ADR paths changed, not its format); waivers are explicit (
ADR-Exempt:+ reason, echoed into the job summary); ignore-lists exempt tests/docs/lockfiles by default; fails open on a missing merge base. MIT, no dependencies, on the GitHub Marketplace.Disclosure: I am the author.