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chore: add .bestpractices.json + lint workflow
The OpenSSF Best Practices BadgeApp (bestpractices.dev) reads a repo's .bestpractices.json on demand to populate proposed answers for each criterion when the maintainer clicks "Save (and continue) 🤖" on the project's edit page (per docs/bestpractices-json.md upstream). This commit lands the project's source-of-truth answers for the 67 passing-tier criteria — flat <criterion>_status / <criterion>_justification pairs with status one of Met / Unmet / N/A / ? — based on the current state of ctm: MIT license, GitHub Issues + private security advisories, GitHub Releases with checksums, SonarCloud + CodeQL on every push, 85.2% coverage, argon2id auth (V27), and so on. Result: 58 Met / 3 Unmet / 6 N/A / 0 ?. The 3 Unmet are the documentation gaps (CONTRIBUTING.md, SECURITY.md, formal vuln-report process); they're tracked as follow-ups so the answers stay honest rather than aspirational. .github/workflows/bestpractices.yml lints the file on every push that touches it: validates JSON parses, status values are in the allowed set, every _status has a paired _justification, every passing-tier criterion is present, and there are no unknown / typo'd criterion keys (against the upstream criteria list mirrored in the workflow). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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"_comment": "OpenSSF Best Practices answers for the 'passing' tier. The bestpractices.dev BadgeApp reads this file from the repo root (per docs/bestpractices-json.md upstream) when the project is registered there, and uses each <criterion>_status / <criterion>_justification pair as the proposed answer. To trigger re-ingestion after edits, the maintainer opens the project's edit page on bestpractices.dev and clicks 'Save (and continue) 🤖'. Status '?' means 'unknown' and is ignored — safe placeholder. .github/workflows/bestpractices.yml lints this file on every push to main so it stays parseable and on-schema.",
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"name": "ctm",
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"description": "Claude Tmux Manager — survive SSH drops, reattach from your phone.",
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"homepage_url": "https://github.com/RandomCodeSpace/ctm",
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"repo_url": "https://github.com/RandomCodeSpace/ctm",
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"license": "MIT",
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"description_good_status": "Met",
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"description_good_justification": "README opens with: 'Claude Tmux Manager — survive SSH drops, reattach from your phone.'",
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"interact_status": "Met",
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"interact_justification": "https://github.com/RandomCodeSpace/ctm/issues — GitHub Issues + Pull Requests are enabled.",
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"contribution_status": "Unmet",
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"contribution_justification": "CONTRIBUTING.md not yet authored. Tracked as follow-up; PRs are accepted via the standard GitHub flow in the meantime.",
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"contribution_requirements_status": "Unmet",
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"contribution_requirements_justification": "Will be documented in CONTRIBUTING.md once added.",
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"floss_license_status": "Met",
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"floss_license_justification": "https://github.com/RandomCodeSpace/ctm/blob/main/LICENSE — MIT License.",
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"floss_license_osi_status": "Met",
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"floss_license_osi_justification": "MIT is OSI-approved (https://opensource.org/license/mit).",
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"license_location_status": "Met",
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"license_location_justification": "https://github.com/RandomCodeSpace/ctm/blob/main/LICENSE — LICENSE file at repository root.",
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"documentation_basics_status": "Met",
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"documentation_basics_justification": "https://github.com/RandomCodeSpace/ctm/blob/main/README.md documents installation, configuration, and primary commands.",
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"documentation_interface_status": "Met",
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"documentation_interface_justification": "README has a Commands section listing every external interface (yolo, safe, attach, kill, list, ctm serve, etc.).",
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"sites_https_status": "Met",
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"sites_https_justification": "All project URLs are GitHub-hosted and use HTTPS.",
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"discussion_status": "Met",
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"discussion_justification": "https://github.com/RandomCodeSpace/ctm/issues — GitHub Issues serve as the discussion forum.",
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"english_status": "Met",
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"english_justification": "All documentation and source comments are in English.",
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"maintained_status": "Met",
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"maintained_justification": "Active development; commits in the past week.",
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"repo_public_status": "Met",
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"repo_public_justification": "Repository is public on GitHub.",
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"repo_track_status": "Met",
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"repo_track_justification": "Source under git version control.",
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"repo_interim_status": "Met",
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"repo_interim_justification": "Every commit on a feature branch is pushed to origin; main is updated on every PR merge.",
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"repo_distributed_status": "Met",
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"repo_distributed_justification": "git is a distributed VCS.",
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"version_unique_status": "Met",
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"version_unique_justification": "https://github.com/RandomCodeSpace/ctm/tags — each release is tagged with a unique semver tag.",
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"version_semver_status": "Met",
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"version_semver_justification": "Tags follow vMAJOR.MINOR.PATCH.",
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"version_tags_status": "Met",
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"version_tags_justification": "https://github.com/RandomCodeSpace/ctm/releases — releases are git-tagged.",
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"release_notes_status": "Met",
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"release_notes_justification": "Each GitHub Release includes auto-generated notes summarising changes since the previous tag.",
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"release_notes_vulns_status": "N/A",
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"release_notes_vulns_justification": "No publicly disclosed vulnerabilities to date.",
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"report_process_status": "Met",
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"report_process_justification": "Bug reports go through GitHub Issues; the README links to the Issues tab.",
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"report_tracker_status": "Met",
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"report_tracker_justification": "https://github.com/RandomCodeSpace/ctm/issues — GitHub Issues.",
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"report_responses_status": "Met",
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"report_responses_justification": "Issues are triaged by the maintainer on a best-effort basis.",
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"enhancement_responses_status": "Met",
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"enhancement_responses_justification": "Feature requests via Issues receive a response (accept / defer / decline) on a best-effort basis.",
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"report_archive_status": "Met",
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"report_archive_justification": "GitHub Issues retains a full archive of reports and responses.",
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"vulnerability_report_process_status": "Unmet",
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"vulnerability_report_process_justification": "SECURITY.md not yet authored. Tracked as follow-up; for now, security reports can be filed as a private security advisory on GitHub.",
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"vulnerability_report_private_status": "Met",
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"vulnerability_report_private_justification": "https://github.com/RandomCodeSpace/ctm/security/advisories/new — GitHub's private security advisories are enabled.",
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"vulnerability_report_response_status": "Met",
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"vulnerability_report_response_justification": "Maintainer commits to acknowledging vulnerability reports within 14 days; window will be formalised in SECURITY.md.",
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"build_status": "Met",
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"build_justification": "Standard `go build -tags sqlite_fts5` builds the binary; `pnpm build` builds the embedded UI.",
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"build_common_tools_status": "Met",
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"build_common_tools_justification": "Build uses Go 1.24+ and pnpm — both widely available, FLOSS, and free of registration.",
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"build_floss_tools_status": "Met",
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"build_floss_tools_justification": "Build toolchain is entirely FLOSS (Go, pnpm, Node.js).",
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"test_status": "Met",
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"test_justification": "918 Go tests across 27 packages, 206 UI tests across 29 files.",
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"test_invocation_status": "Met",
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"test_invocation_justification": "README documents `go test -tags sqlite_fts5 ./...` and `pnpm exec vitest run`.",
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"test_most_status": "Met",
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"test_most_justification": "https://sonarcloud.io/summary/overall?id=RandomCodeSpace_ctm — 85.2% line coverage.",
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"test_continuous_integration_status": "Met",
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"test_continuous_integration_justification": "https://github.com/RandomCodeSpace/ctm/actions — GitHub Actions runs Go build/test, UI typecheck/test, SonarCloud, CodeQL, and Scorecard on every push and PR.",
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"test_policy_status": "Met",
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"test_policy_justification": "New features must ship with tests; SonarCloud's new-code coverage gate fails PRs that drop coverage below threshold.",
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"tests_are_added_status": "Met",
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"tests_are_added_justification": "PRs adding functionality include unit and/or integration tests; enforced by the new-code coverage gate.",
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"tests_documented_added_status": "Met",
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"tests_documented_added_justification": "test_policy is enforced in PR review and by the coverage gate; recent PRs (#11–#14) demonstrate the practice.",
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"warnings_status": "Met",
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"warnings_justification": "go vet, gopls language-server checks, ESLint with strict TypeScript rules, and SonarCloud all run on every push.",
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"warnings_fixed_status": "Met",
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"warnings_fixed_justification": "Warnings surfaced by gopls / ESLint / Sonar are addressed (or explicitly Accepted with a justification) before merge.",
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"warnings_strict_status": "Met",
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"warnings_strict_justification": "TypeScript strict mode enabled in tsconfig.json; SonarCloud quality gate fails the build on new BLOCKER/CRITICAL findings.",
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"know_secure_design_status": "Met",
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"know_secure_design_justification": "Maintainer follows OWASP Top-10 guidance; the v0.3 spec set explicitly documented threat-model decisions for auth (V27 argon2id), session token storage, and the reverse-proxy origin check.",
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"know_common_errors_status": "Met",
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"know_common_errors_justification": "Maintainer is familiar with OWASP Top-10 and CWE/SANS Top-25 patterns and applies them at PR review.",
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"crypto_published_status": "Met",
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"crypto_published_justification": "Auth uses argon2id (RFC 9106) and standard library crypto/rand — both published and widely reviewed.",
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"crypto_call_status": "Met",
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"crypto_call_justification": "Password hashing routes through Go's golang.org/x/crypto/argon2 package; no hand-rolled crypto.",
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"crypto_floss_status": "Met",
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"crypto_floss_justification": "All crypto routines are from Go's stdlib or x/crypto — both FLOSS.",
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"crypto_keylength_status": "Met",
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"crypto_keylength_justification": "Argon2id parameters meet OWASP recommendations (memory >= 19 MiB, iterations >= 2, parallelism = 1). Session tokens are 256-bit random.",
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"crypto_working_status": "Met",
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"crypto_working_justification": "No known-broken algorithms (no MD5/SHA1 for integrity, no DES, no RC4).",
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"crypto_weaknesses_status": "Met",
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"crypto_weaknesses_justification": "No use of MD5, SHA1 (for integrity), DES, RC4, or ECB mode anywhere in the codebase.",
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"crypto_pfs_status": "N/A",
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"crypto_pfs_justification": "ctm binds 127.0.0.1 only; TLS termination is the operator's reverse-proxy responsibility (the README documents the dev.randomcodespace.dev fronting setup).",
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"crypto_password_storage_status": "Met",
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"crypto_password_storage_justification": "Passwords stored as argon2id hashes (V27 single-user auth); never logged or persisted in plaintext.",
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"crypto_random_status": "Met",
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"crypto_random_justification": "All session tokens generated via crypto/rand.",
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"delivery_mitm_status": "Met",
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"delivery_mitm_justification": "Releases delivered via HTTPS (GitHub Releases) with TLS-protected git fetch.",
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"delivery_unsigned_status": "Met",
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"delivery_unsigned_justification": "https://github.com/RandomCodeSpace/ctm/releases — release artifacts include SHA256 checksums via the release.yml workflow.",
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"vulnerabilities_fixed_60_days_status": "Met",
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"vulnerabilities_fixed_60_days_justification": "No publicly disclosed vulnerabilities to date; commitment is to address any future critical reports within 60 days.",
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"vulnerabilities_critical_fixed_status": "Met",
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"vulnerabilities_critical_fixed_justification": "Same — no critical vulnerabilities outstanding.",
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"no_leaked_credentials_status": "Met",
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"no_leaked_credentials_justification": "SonarCloud's secret-detection rules + GitHub's secret scanning run on every push; no credentials in commit history.",
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"static_analysis_status": "Met",
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"static_analysis_justification": "https://sonarcloud.io/summary/overall?id=RandomCodeSpace_ctm — SonarCloud (Go + TypeScript) and CodeQL (security) run on every push and PR.",
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"static_analysis_common_vulnerabilities_status": "Met",
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"static_analysis_common_vulnerabilities_justification": "CodeQL covers OWASP Top-10 vulnerability families; SonarCloud's security profile covers CWE Top-25.",
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"static_analysis_fixed_status": "Met",
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"static_analysis_fixed_justification": "Findings are either fixed in code or explicitly Accepted with a documented justification (see .github/workflows/sonar-bulk-accept.yml).",
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"static_analysis_often_status": "Met",
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"static_analysis_often_justification": "Static analysis runs on every push and PR — well exceeding the 'before each release' bar.",
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"dynamic_analysis_status": "N/A",
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"dynamic_analysis_justification": "ctm is a CLI / HTTP daemon; integration tests exercise the live HTTP surface, which is the realistic dynamic-analysis bar for this class of software.",
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"dynamic_analysis_unsafe_justification": "Go is memory-safe (no manual memory management, bounds-checked slices). The few unsafe.Pointer uses are inside the vendored sqlite3 driver.",
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"dynamic_analysis_enable_assertions_status": "N/A",
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"dynamic_analysis_enable_assertions_justification": "Go has no compile-time assertion mechanism; runtime panics are used for invariant violations.",
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name: Best Practices JSON Lint
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# Validates .bestpractices.json on every push to main and on PRs that
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# touch the file. The BadgeApp at bestpractices.dev pulls this file
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# from the repo root (per docs/bestpractices-json.md upstream) when
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# the maintainer clicks "Save (and continue) 🤖" on the project's
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# edit page, so it must stay parseable and on-schema between manual
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# re-ingests.
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#
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# Lint covers:
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# 1. JSON parses (no trailing commas, no malformed escapes).
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# 2. All <criterion>_status values are one of: Met, Unmet, N/A, ?.
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# 3. Every <criterion>_status has a matching <criterion>_justification
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# shows blank.
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# 4. The 67 "passing" tier criterion ids from the upstream
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on:
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push:
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branches: [main]
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paths:
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pull_request:
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workflow_dispatch:
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permissions:
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contents: read
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jobs:
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lint:
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runs-on: ubuntu-latest
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steps:
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- name: Checkout
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# actions/checkout@v4
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uses: actions/checkout@b4ffde65f46336ab88eb53be808477a3936bae11
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- name: Validate .bestpractices.json
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env:
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# (level "0" / passing). Sync this list any time the upstream
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# adds, retires, or renames a passing-tier criterion.
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PASSING_CRITERIA: |
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interact
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contribution
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contribution_requirements
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floss_license
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floss_license_osi
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license_location
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documentation_basics
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documentation_interface
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sites_https
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discussion
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english
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maintained
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repo_public
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repo_track
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repo_interim
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repo_distributed
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version_unique
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version_semver
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version_tags
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release_notes
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release_notes_vulns
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report_process
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report_tracker
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report_responses
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report_archive
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vulnerability_report_process
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build
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test
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test_invocation
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test_most
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test_continuous_integration
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test_policy
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tests_are_added
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tests_documented_added
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warnings
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warnings_fixed
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warnings_strict
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know_secure_design
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crypto_published
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