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Introducing Repository Labels and Security Policies

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Company
Date Published
Author
Nolan Lawson
Word Count
488
Company Posts That Month
27
Language
English
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No
Summary

Socket has introduced a new system for organizing repositories and implementing repository-specific security policies, which addresses the challenges of managing numerous repositories across multiple teams. The new tools, repository labels and label-specific security policies, allow for customizable organization and security measures tailored to different repositories, such as archived or deprecated ones. Labels can be used to sort, search, and filter repositories, with each label capable of having a unique security policy that overrides the default organization-wide policy. Though multiple labels per repository are not supported, a public API is available for automating the process of managing labels and their associated security policies. The introduction of these features is intended to bring order and control to repository management and is currently in public beta for user feedback.

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