This repository contains organization-wide configuration and community health files used across all repositories in the organization.
It helps ensure consistency, maintainability, and good contribution practices across projects.
The .github repository is a special GitHub repository that allows us to define default configurations applied automatically to all repositories in the organization.
This may include:
- 📄 Issue templates
- 🔀 Pull request templates
- 📜 Contribution guidelines
- 🧩 Reusable GitHub Actions workflows
- ⚙️ Shared automation or policy configurations
GitHub automatically applies supported files from this repository to all organization repositories unless they are overridden locally.
For example:
- A
PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.mdhere will apply to all repos - Reusable workflows can be referenced by multiple projects
- Community files help standardize collaboration
- This repository does not contain application code
- Project-specific CI, configs, or documentation should live in their respective repositories
- Changes here may affect multiple repositories across the organization
No member is permitted to make changes to this repository without explicit approval or direct instruction from the organization owners.
All proposed changes must:
- Be discussed beforehand
- Receive approval from the owner
- Be submitted through a properly reviewed pull request
This ensures stability, consistency, and controlled governance across all projects.
Maintained by the organization to support scalable, collaborative, and high-quality development.