Hello! Are there any existing resources that demonstrate an automated static analysis of C++ code for CII badge requirements? I'm hoping for something like a specific set of clang-tidy checks that cov

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All: The StackStorm has received a passing badge earlier this year. I had an interaction with them that you might find interesting - in particular, it shows that there are people who care whether or n

We’ve hit a milestone – we now have over 2000 projects participating in the CII Best Practices badge! You can see the statistics here: https://bestpractices.coreinfrastructure.org/en/project_stats My

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There's a new video on Youtube, "Introduction to the CII best practices badge", at: https://youtu.be/JMptmhV06j8 As you can probably guess, it provides a brief (11 1/2 minute) introduction/overview ab

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I have added implementation language information to 895 projects that didn't have it before. As discussed before, they're estimates from GitHub, which isn't *always* correct but is decent. That means

Over the weekend I ran an analysis to estimate the implementation languages (programming languages) for projects that haven't already provided us with that information and have a repo on GitHub. The p

We let people fill in a list of implementation languages for their project, and more recently we’ve been auto-filling that information on new projects if they host on GitHub. However, that means that

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rtacloud application

FYI, we’ve made several improvements to the badging website. I list them below, in case you’re interested. --- David A. Wheeler ======================= * We now directly support IPv6 and HTTP/2. HTTP/

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All: Here's information I think you'd all like to know. There's a recent encouraging article, "Should R Consortium Recommend CII Best Practices Badge for R Packages: Latest Survey Results" by Mark Hor

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Dan Kohn: > I don't see a big upside in relaxing. I would prefer for Zephyr to have a passing badge, and then an application on top of Zephyr (or, alternatively, the whole system) could get certified

FYI: Up to now the best practices badge’s multi-project display hasn’t clearly shown progress beyond “passing” until the project actually gets silver or gold. It’s also been hard to search or sort on

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