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This pull request introduces a comprehensive set of policy documents, including a LICENSE, CONTRIBUTING.md, SECURITY.md, and CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md. These additions are a valuable step towards establishing clear, consistent guidelines for development and collaboration, following industry best practices. The documents are well-structured and provided in both English and Korean. I've included a couple of suggestions for CONTRIBUTING.md to more closely align the commit message guidelines with the Conventional Commits standard, which was mentioned as a goal in the PR description. Overall, this is an excellent contribution that enhances the project's foundation.
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Pull request overview
This PR adds comprehensive open source policy documents to establish consistent development, operational, and collaboration guidelines for the base template repository. The documents follow industry-standard templates and best practices from authoritative sources including GitHub, Contributor Covenant, and OpenSSF.
Key Changes:
- Added MIT License with standard terms
- Added bilingual contribution guidelines with commit conventions and PR process
- Added comprehensive security policy with vulnerability reporting procedures and response timelines
- Added Contributor Covenant v2.1 Code of Conduct with enforcement guidelines
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Copilot reviewed 4 out of 4 changed files in this pull request and generated 2 comments.
| File | Description |
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| LICENSE | Adds standard MIT License with copyright attribution |
| CONTRIBUTING.md | Provides bilingual contribution guidelines including commit message conventions, PR workflow, and code review process |
| SECURITY.md | Establishes bilingual security policy with vulnerability reporting procedures and severity-based response timelines |
| CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md | Implements Contributor Covenant v2.1 with bilingual content covering community standards and enforcement guidelines |
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SECURITY.md (2)
84-95: Consider expanding security best practices to include dependency management and scanning tools.The best practices section lists general items (authentication, code review, etc.) but could be enhanced for open-source contributors with specific guidance on:
- Dependency scanning tools (e.g., Dependabot, npm audit, safety)
- SBOM generation
- Cryptographic hash verification
This would strengthen the guidance for contributors and users working with the repository's dependencies.
108-112: Consider adding.well-known/security.txtfile as a future enhancement.The security policy is well-documented, but you might consider creating a
.well-known/security.txtfile (RFC 9110) in future iterations. This file acts as a security.txt discovery mechanism and can improve discoverability of your security policy across security tools and scanners—a best practice followed by major open-source projects.This is optional but recommended for mature open-source initiatives.
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LICENSE (1)
1-21: ✓ MIT License correctly formatted.The license text is complete and matches the standard MIT License template with proper copyright attribution and all required clauses.
CONTRIBUTING.md (2)
25-38:⚠️ Commit conventions deviate from PR objectives.The PR objectives specify "Conventional Commits" as a requirement, but this document defines custom commit message prefixes (Add:, Fix:, Update:, etc.). Conventional Commits uses a different format (feat:, fix:, docs:, etc.) and enables tooling integration (commitlint, changelog generation, etc.).
Align the commit message conventions with the Conventional Commits standard or clarify if the custom format is intentional.
1-90: ✓ Contribution guidelines are clear and well-structured.The document is bilingual, comprehensive, and covers all essential areas: workflow, commit conventions, PR process, code review, issue reporting, and references to authoritative sources. Cross-references to CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md and LICENSE are properly linked.
CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md (1)
1-174: ✓ Code of Conduct properly implements Contributor Covenant v2.1.The document is comprehensive, bilingual, and follows the standard CoC structure with clear enforcement guidelines. The four-tier enforcement progression (Correction → Warning → Temporary Ban → Permanent Ban) is proportional and well-defined. Attribution and external references (Contributor Covenant, Mozilla, FAQ) are correctly linked.
Condensed the security policy to request users specify supported versions and reporting procedures. Removed detailed reporting, response, and recognition sections to streamline the document and prompt maintainers to provide project-specific information.
The CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md file has been updated to remove the Korean translation, leaving only the English text. The document also updates the contact email, corrects the Contributor Covenant version reference, and streamlines references and links.
Deleted the CONTRIBUTING.md file containing contribution guidelines, commit message conventions, and code of conduct references. This change may indicate a restructuring of contribution processes or documentation.
Description
Added comprehensive open source policy documents following official standards and best practices to establish consistent development, operational, and collaboration policies for the base template repository.
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Documents Added
LICENSE (MIT License)
CONTRIBUTING.md (Bilingual: English/Korean)
SECURITY.md (Bilingual: English/Korean)
CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md (Bilingual: English/Korean)
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All documents follow templates and best practices from authoritative sources:
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