Use this section to tell people about which versions of your project are currently being supported with security updates.
| Version | Supported |
|---|---|
| maintained | ✅ |
| bolstered | ✅ |
| affirmed | ✔️ |
| upheld | ☑️ |
| advocated | ☑️ |
| buttressed | ✅ |
Use this section to tell people how to report a vulnerability.
Politely.
Tell them where to go ("You can go to ...!": I bet the template author didn't mean to sound so aggressive), how often they can
expect to get an update on a reported vulnerability (you are instructing me to tell them how often they should have an expectation, but you probably mean that I should set their expectations about the frequency of updates), what to expect if the
vulnerability is accepted or declined (declined? "That's not a vulnerability: it's a limited-time enhancement."), etc.
GitHub suggested I write something here, therefore, I remind you that I am against security vulnerabilities, I have always been against security vulnerabilities, and I will continue to fight the menace of security vulnerabilities even though it makes me unpopular with my detractors. You know what they say, "Detractors gunna tractor."