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Developers that use temporary private forks to privately fix their draft security advisories cannot currently take advantage of their test automation in GitHub Actions. We will add support for GitHub Actions in temporary private forks for draft security advisories so developers can run test automation.
Intended Outcome
Private forks are currently used to fix security issues behind closed doors.
However, if you can't test your code before merging the fix, you could be introducing new bugs as an accidental byproduct. This leads to project maintainers releasing a fix, realizing it has bugs, and then releasing a fix for the fix.
Allowing GitHub Actions to run on private forks will help developers resolve security vulnerabilities faster and safer.
How will it work?
Developers who open a temporary private fork to fix a security issue will be able to use most GitHub Actions workflows in that private fork as normal. However, because these repositories often have untrusted external collaborators, workflows will be unable to use organization secrets.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Summary
Developers that use temporary private forks to privately fix their draft security advisories cannot currently take advantage of their test automation in GitHub Actions. We will add support for GitHub Actions in temporary private forks for draft security advisories so developers can run test automation.
Intended Outcome
Private forks are currently used to fix security issues behind closed doors.
However, if you can't test your code before merging the fix, you could be introducing new bugs as an accidental byproduct. This leads to project maintainers releasing a fix, realizing it has bugs, and then releasing a fix for the fix.
Allowing GitHub Actions to run on private forks will help developers resolve security vulnerabilities faster and safer.
How will it work?
Developers who open a temporary private fork to fix a security issue will be able to use most GitHub Actions workflows in that private fork as normal. However, because these repositories often have untrusted external collaborators, workflows will be unable to use organization secrets.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: