Update supported versions to 0.2020.x in SECURITY.md #1365
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* Thank you Murage Martin @murageyun for donating!!! * Fix opt.s3.fakes3 parsing issue (#1318) * Fix opt.s3.fakes3 parsing issue * Fix second typo within if block * Support variable number of auth retry attempts through opt.retries (#1325) Maintain default to 9 to ensure backwards compatibility * Thanks Jason Stallings @octalmage !!! * Remove unused imports (#1337) * Update README.md * yay format change * encode objects * WS ws.path fix (#1343) * Update wire.js * Update wire.js * Update wire.js * add one click deploy to readme (#1342) * update src/index (#1254) * update src/index * update * src/index fix * added src/core * is ??? this a MVP of book & rad ???? thanks to @rogowski * book & rad APIs stabilizing * RAD & Book promoted! + buggy example: test/rad/book.html * bump path * cleaned up Book results & sorting & caching * sea blobs! (#1353) * sea blobs! * and null origins * null fix * null check is last * add a way to select stats file from url (#1351) * react-native detection, and load needed shims (#1349) * react-native detection * added lib mobile * changed back to gun. for another solution * have unbuild function wrap to prevent scope leaks & allow RETURN hehehe so I can reject @bmatusiak 's lS change O:) O:) I love you you're a hero! later with @bmatusiak check sea.then for '../gun.js' vs '../' vs ... note: src/index -> core.js TODO: something about WebRTC candidates hitting ack decrement limits? * quick-fix (#1355) * Fix SEA certificate verification, allow multiple pubs (#1358) * Create SECURITY.md (#1364) * ... works (#1357) * Loading fix (#1356) * does this load better * check window.Gun too in rfs * update SECURITY.md file and change the versions to 0.2020.x (#1365) * webrtc accept getUserMedia streams as peer * Check atom exists in graph when deciding to read from disk (#1371) * fix: ERROR: Radisk needs `store.put` interface (#1374) * Update STUN servers (#1381) Commented out sipgate.net STUN server. Added Cloudflare STUN server. * universal notification system --------- Co-authored-by: ritchia1 <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Anton <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Bradley Matusiak <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Jay Byoun <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: mimiza <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Simardeep Singh <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Malcolm Blaney <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Andreas Heissenberger <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: carlin978 <[email protected]>
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This PR updates the supported versions in the
SECURITY.mdfile of thegunproject. The previous version support was not up-to-date and this PR rectifies that by setting the supported version to0.2020.x.Changes include:
SECURITY.mdfile to0.2020.x.This change ensures that our security policy accurately reflects the versions of the project we are currently supporting. This is crucial for users and contributors to know which versions are safe to use and where potential security vulnerabilities may lie.