dilanbhalla
dilanbhalla
@scovetta If you open this repo at https://github.com/dilanbhalla/security-advisories and click on the "reviews" folder you will see the 461 converted npm security reviews! There were 6 the script wasn't able...
I very much agree. I recently scraped this metric from GitHub in #58 but think it fits much more nicely in criticality score!
Update on this: I recently added watchers and another metric to the criticality_score project, and as soon as their data is refreshed it should be available for us.
That makes a lot of sense. Just changed the badge types back and set the color scheme to the one you mentioned, and removed the redistributable metric. Thanks!
Cool idea. Apologies for the lack of knowledge here, but are there _multiple_ licenses per project because they are released with several different licenses, or because of the project's dependencies...
Awesome. I'll definitely take a look and see what Augur can provide. As for how the licenses are allocated/applied, thanks for the insight. I'll look into their notes, documentation, etc....
As a follow up to this, we have several unused metrics in the criticality and best-practices data. Thoughts on which should be included? Unused metrics in criticality: - Commit frequency...
Draft of a dashboard tutorial included in #60.
Hello, I recently mentioned this on another one of my PRs, but but several of my PRs have review requests from codeql-python (from which I have not received any feedback)....
Hi @tausbn, that makes sense. And I completely understand the focus on restructuring the libraries at the moment.