Add ESLint configuration and best practices documentation - #161
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WalkthroughThe change adds an AOSSIE best-practices checklist, a security policy, and package scripts and development dependencies for linting and coverage. ChangesGovernance and development tooling
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In `@BestPracticesChecklist.md`:
- Around line 34-35: Update the Analysis row in the score generator or generated
checklist output so its 7 of 7 result uses the ✅ status, matching the Security
row’s complete-score convention.
- Line 288: Update BestPracticesChecklist.md to end with exactly one trailing
newline, resolving the markdownlint MD047 violation without changing the
document content.
- Around line 243-244: Correct the static_analysis_common_vulnerabilities
checklist entry in BestPracticesChecklist.md to reflect the repository’s actual
configuration: either add and configure a security-analysis dependency alongside
eslint.config.js, or, without such checks, change the item from [x] to [ ].
- Around line 246-247: Change the static_analysis_often checklist item in
BestPracticesChecklist.md from checked to unchecked, leaving its description and
note unchanged.
- Around line 10-13: Resolve the unsupported automation claim in the “How to
use” instructions of BestPracticesChecklist.md: either add the missing
checklist-score workflow that updates the 44/49 summary automatically, or remove
the workflow reference and state that the score must be maintained manually.
In `@package.json`:
- Line 12: Update the package.json lint script to align with the configured
ESLint scope: either add a JavaScript ESLint configuration covering
vite.config.js and src/test/setup.js with their required globals, or change the
command to lint only TypeScript and TSX files. Ensure the selected approach
consistently covers the intended files.
In `@SECURITY.md`:
- Around line 3-8: Update the Supported versions section in SECURITY.md to list
the specific release versions that receive security fixes, define a clear
end-of-support rule, and explicitly mark older tagged releases as unsupported;
retain main as supported if appropriate.
- Around line 21-31: Update the security report guidance near the existing PAT
confidentiality instructions to explicitly tell reporters not to include live
credentials, to redact any token or sensitive value in reports, and to
immediately revoke or rotate credentials that may have been exposed.
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