🇫🇷 Version française

This repository contains default community health files and templates for all repositories in the AbsyssLab organization.

This repository provides organization-wide defaults that will be used by all AbsyssLab repositories that don't have their own versions of these files.

• profile/README.md - Public organization profile displayed on github.com/AbsyssLab

Located in ISSUE_TEMPLATE/:

• bug_report.yml - Template for bug reports
• feature_request.yml - Template for feature requests
• connector_request.yml - Template for new connector proposals
• config.yml - Configuration for issue templates

• pull_request_template.md - Standard PR template

Located in workflow-templates/:

• python-ci.yml - CI/CD workflow for Python projects
  • Linting (flake8, pylint)
  • Testing (pytest)
  • Security scanning (bandit, safety)
  • Docker build
• release.yml - Automated release workflow
  • Changelog generation
  • Release artifacts
  • Docker image publishing

• CONTRIBUTING.md - How to contribute (🇫🇷 French)
• CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md - Community guidelines (🇫🇷 French)
• SECURITY.md - Security policy and vulnerability reporting (🇫🇷 French)
• SUPPORT.md - How to get help (🇫🇷 French)
• LICENSE - Apache License 2.0

This repository provides documentation in:

• English (primary) - All files
• French - Community health files with .fr.md extension

Each language version includes links to switch between languages.

These defaults ensure consistency across all AbsyssLab repositories:

• Standardized contribution guidelines
• Unified issue and PR templates
• Consistent coding standards
• Common security practices
• Reusable GitHub Actions workflows

Find everything you need to contribute:

• Clear contribution guidelines
• Bug reporting templates
• Feature request process
• Security vulnerability reporting
• Support resources

GitHub automatically uses files from this .github repository as defaults for any repository in the organization that doesn't have its own versions.

Repository-level files > .github repository files > GitHub defaults

If a repository has its own CONTRIBUTING.md, that will be used instead of the one in this repository.

These defaults apply to:

• ✅ Public repositories
• ✅ Private repositories
• ✅ All organization members
• ✅ External contributors

Workflow templates can be used when creating new workflows in any repository:

1. Go to repository's Actions tab
2. Click New workflow
3. See Workflows created by AbsyssLab section
4. Choose a template and configure it

Templates include:

• Python CI/CD pipeline
• Automated release management

If a repository needs different guidelines:

1. Copy the file from .github to your repository
2. Modify it as needed
3. Commit - your version will override the default

Example:

# Copy CONTRIBUTING.md to your repo
cp ../.github/CONTRIBUTING.md .
# Edit and customize
vim CONTRIBUTING.md
# Commit
git add CONTRIBUTING.md
git commit -m "Add custom contributing guidelines"

When updating templates:

1. Test changes in a sample repository first
2. Document changes in pull request
3. Notify via GitHub Discussions if major changes
4. Version significant changes (use tags)

• Keep templates generic and reusable
• Avoid repository-specific information
• Use placeholders for dynamic content
• Maintain both English and French versions
• Test templates before merging
• Get feedback from maintainers

• Monthly - Review and update if needed
• Quarterly - Community feedback collection
• Annually - Major revision if necessary

Want to improve organization-wide defaults?

1. Open an issue to discuss major changes
2. Submit a PR with your improvements
3. Test in a sample repository
4. Document what you changed and why

See CONTRIBUTING.md for detailed guidelines.

• 💬 Discussions - Ask questions
• 🐛 Issues - Report problems
• 📖 Support Guide - Get help

• Creating a default community health file
• About issue and pull request templates
• Creating workflow templates

• Organization Profile
• All Repositories
• VTOM Connectors

This repository and all default files are licensed under the Apache License 2.0.

This repository helps maintain quality and consistency across:

• 19+ connectors for Visual TOM
• Multiple contributors from various organizations
• Diverse use cases in production environments