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Describe the bug
If the Security-Policy check is run for a repo owned by an org with an empty .github repo, it runs a warning. All the examples I've checked don't have a security policy, so I'm not sure if the check runs normally (the warning says "Skipping...", so I assume it keeps working correctly).
Reproduction steps
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
An empty .github repository should behave identically to one with content but without a SECURITY.md file. So the warning shouldn't be thrown.
Additional context
Empty .github repositories seem to be common with Google-associated orgs, since I've found this for many other projects. The warning is thrown for projects in these orgs as well (at least for the specific repos I've tried):
Describe the bug
If the Security-Policy check is run for a repo owned by an org with an empty .github repo, it runs a warning. All the examples I've checked don't have a security policy, so I'm not sure if the check runs normally (the warning says "Skipping...", so I assume it keeps working correctly).
Reproduction steps
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
scorecard --repo bazelbuild/rules_sass --checks Security-Policy --format json
Note that https://github.com/bazelbuild/.github is empty.
Expected behavior
An empty .github repository should behave identically to one with content but without a SECURITY.md file. So the warning shouldn't be thrown.
Additional context
Empty .github repositories seem to be common with Google-associated orgs, since I've found this for many other projects. The warning is thrown for projects in these orgs as well (at least for the specific repos I've tried):
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