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Create a badging tool for modules
See original GitHub issueSimilar to coveralls or travis, now that we have all the vulnerabilities information from npm modules automated, we can create a badging system similar to the one from coveralls so that we can issue badges for the README.md on whether they have any vulnerability on the security-wg or not.
Not 100% sure about this but I think it is an idea worth exploring.
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So if no one else has any other objection, I will close this issue in a couple of days.
I think if we do something like this then it has to be an officially supported (from our/the foundation side), production-ready service and properly maintained. It’s easy and tempting to spin up lambdas for this or whatever, but taking it seriously in terms of pushing it to other repos and creating awareness means that this service shouldn’t incur down-times or somehow become un-maintained after 3 months - it will not be very professional of us.