Add organization default security community health file #6
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Looks good to me. We should open the security tab on pycytominer too. |
kenibrewer
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Feb 2, 2024
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Thanks @kenibrewer ! I've just enabled the security reporting feature for Pycytominer. |
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This PR adds a default security community health file for Cytomining projects. This work might address aspects originally raised in #5.
Sidenote: the Pycytominer security tab isn't yet enabled. It might be that we could open one security reporting tab (for example, within this repo) to report any/all security issues. I could also see how this could get equally unwieldy. Interested in what you think!
Thanks for any thoughts and feedback you may have!