Wave RF — .github

Org-wide GitHub defaults for @Wave-RF.

• profile/README.md is the public org profile at https://github.com/Wave-RF.
• CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md, CONTRIBUTING.md, SECURITY.md, SUPPORT.md and the issue and PR templates in .github/ are the defaults for every repo, public or private, that doesn't have its own file of that type. Issue templates are all-or-nothing: a repo with anything in its own .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/ gets none of these.

Changes go live when they merge to main. Keep these files general, and use absolute links in them, because GitHub displays them from other repos.

Making a repo public

1. Give it its own LICENSE. GitHub can't apply a license as an org default.
2. Apply the Wave RF public security configuration (org Settings → Code security → Configurations). New public repos get it automatically. When an existing private repo is made public, check that it's attached.
3. In Settings → Moderation options → Reported content, allow reports from everyone. It's the only conduct-reporting channel we publish.
4. Add it to the profile.

Editing the profile

• Link only to public repos, and don't name private ones anywhere in this repo.
• The logo is the official primary logo, committed in profile/assets/ as a light and a dark SVG: the brand file's own paths, recoloured only (#231f20 on light, #fff on dark). GitHub serves a relative image in the profile from main, so a new image shows on the org page only after it merges. Use SVGs whose text is outlined to paths, and give each one an alt.
• Links to our own sites carry utm_source=github&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=org-profile&utm_content=<placement>.