README.md

Organization-wide GitHub Configuration

This repository contains organization-wide community health files and workflow templates that can be used by any repository within our organization.

Using Workflow Templates

To use a workflow template in your repository, follow these steps:

1. Navigate to the Actions tab of your repository.
2. Click the New workflow button.
3. You will see a list of workflows available to your repository. This list includes workflows defined in this .github repository under the "Workflows shared within [Organization Name]" section.
4. Choose a workflow template by clicking on it. You will be presented with the workflow file pre-populated in the GitHub editor.
5. Customize the workflow as needed for your repository. Each workflow template is a starting point and can be edited to fit your specific requirements.
6. Commit the workflow to your repository's .github/workflows directory. You can commit to the default branch directly, or create a new branch and use a pull request.

Community Health Files

This repository also includes the following community health files that apply to all repositories within the organization:

• CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md: Our code of conduct guidelines.
• CONTRIBUTING.md: How to contribute to projects in our organization.
• SECURITY.md: Security policies and how to report security issues.
• SUPPORT.md: How to get support with projects in our organization.
• ISSUE_TEMPLATE/: Issue templates for standardizing issue reporting.
• FUNDING.yml: Information on how to support projects financially.

These files are automatically used organization-wide unless a repository specifies its own version of these files.

For more details on creating or editing workflow templates and community health files, refer to the GitHub documentation.