Security fixes are provided on a best-effort basis for the current development line and the latest published 0.3.x release.
| Version | Supported |
|---|---|
main / unreleased work |
best effort |
latest 0.3.x |
yes |
older 0.x lines |
no |
Because causal-order is still in the 0.x phase, security and hardening work may land in the latest release line without backporting to older tags.
Please do not open a public GitHub issue for an undisclosed security vulnerability.
Instead:
- gather the affected version, impact, and reproduction details
- include whether the issue affects:
- batch ordering
- streaming behavior
- validation
- anomaly detection
- documentation or website infrastructure
- report it privately to team@rightbusiness.com.sg
If a report is validated, the goal is to:
- acknowledge receipt within a reasonable timeframe
- assess severity, exploitability, and downstream impact
- prepare a fix, mitigation, or documented workaround where practical
- disclose the issue responsibly after a fix is available, when appropriate
This policy covers:
- the published
causal-ordernpm package - the core library source in this repository
- the documentation website source under
website/
It does not guarantee support for vulnerabilities in third-party dependencies beyond upgrading, replacing, or documenting them where practical.
Releases are published from the canonical source repository and linked to the npm package source reference where possible.
Consumers should avoid installing unofficial forks or republished variants.