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EnggVault Organization Health (.github)

This repository serves as the central source of truth for community health files and organization-wide configurations for EnggVault.

By keeping these files in a dedicated .github repository, GitHub automatically applies them as defaults to all other repositories within the EnggVault organization. This ensures consistency and maintains high standards across our entire ecosystem.

Structure

Here is a breakdown of what you will find in this repository:

  • profile/README.md: The organization profile README displayed at https://github.com/Enggvault.
  • ISSUE_TEMPLATE/: Default issue templates (Bug Report, Feature Request, Documentation, etc.) for all organization repositories.
  • PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md: The default template for creating pull requests.
  • CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md: Our community code of conduct.
  • CONTRIBUTING.md: General guidelines for contributing to EnggVault projects.
  • SECURITY.md: Instructions for reporting security vulnerabilities.
  • SUPPORT.md: Where and how to get help with our projects.
  • GOVERNANCE.md: Information about how our organization is structured and managed.
  • FUNDING.yml: Configuration for the "Sponsor" button on our repositories.
  • workflows/: Organization-wide GitHub Actions workflows (e.g., stale issue management).

Making Changes

If you need to update a policy, template, or the organization profile:

  1. Open a pull request in this repository.
  2. Ensure your changes follow our standard Markdown and YAML practices.
  3. Request a review from the core maintainers.

Once merged, the changes will automatically propagate and apply as defaults across the EnggVault organization.

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