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If bugs are an issue, why not get started and fix them? * https://github.com/alphagov/ https://github.com/alphagov/ * http://alphagov.github.io/ http://alphag
by jpswade 13y ago
If bugs are an issue, why not get started and fix them?
* https://github.com/alphagov/ https://github.com/alphagov/
* http://alphagov.github.io/ http://alphagov.github.io/
* https://gds.blog.gov.uk/2012/10/12/coding-in-the-open/ https://gds.blog.gov.uk/2012/10/12/coding-in-the-open/
Looks great on your CV, you're helping your government do it right, everyone's a winner.
- edent 13y agoI'm not specifically talking about https://gov.uk/ https://gov.uk/ but rather all of X.gov.uk - like HMRC, DWP, etc. That said, is there a way on GitHub to privately raise a security related issue without the whole world seeing it?
- matthewcford 13y agoNot that I'm aware, they should probably have a disclosure email address/policy
- staticshock 13y agoNot for a public project... And github got rid of their private messaging system, suggesting that people email the package maintainers instead. So, the preferred route would probably be to do that. gov.uk could have an email address that functions as the front end to a private bug tracker.
- jpswade 13y agoMany of them are now open source too: * http://government.github.com/community/ http://government.github.com/community/ For example: * https://github.com/hmrc https://github.com/hmrc Sure it's not everything yet, but it's progress. You can still reach the right people and get involved.