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Organization-level GitHub configuration for the Omni-Dromenon Engine project.

Purpose

This repository contains default community health files and templates that are automatically inherited by all repositories in the omni-dromenon-engine organization that don’t have their own versions.

Contents

Path Purpose
profile/README.md Organization profile displayed on github.com/omni-dromenon-engine
CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md Community standards and expected behavior
CONTRIBUTING.md Guidelines for contributing code, docs, research, and art
SECURITY.md Security policy and vulnerability reporting
SUPPORT.md How to get help and community resources
FUNDING.yml Sponsorship and funding links
ISSUE_TEMPLATE/ Standardized issue templates (bug, feature, research)
PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE/ Pull request template with checklist
workflow-templates/ Reusable GitHub Actions workflows

How It Works

GitHub automatically uses these files for any repository in the organization that doesn’t have its own version:

  1. Community health files (CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md, CONTRIBUTING.md, etc.) — appear in the “Community” section of each repo
  2. Issue templates — available when creating new issues in any org repo
  3. PR templates — auto-populate when opening pull requests
  4. Workflow templates — appear under Actions → “Workflows created by omni-dromenon-engine”

Customization

To override any file for a specific repository:

  1. Create the same file in that repository’s .github/ directory
  2. The repo-specific file takes precedence

Workflow Templates

Available workflow templates:

Template Description
ci.yml Standard CI: lint, test (Node 20.x/22.x), build, security audit

To use in a repository:

  1. Go to Actions tab
  2. Click “New workflow”
  3. Select from “Workflows created by omni-dromenon-engine”

Local Development

# Clone this repository
git clone https://github.com/omni-dromenon-engine/.github.git
cd .github

# Make changes
# ...

# Commit and push
git add .
git commit -m "chore: update community files"
git push origin main

License

MIT License — see individual repositories for their specific licenses.

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