thermal-label .github

Org-level metadata, community files, and contributor guides for thermal-label.

What's here

Path	What
profile/README.md	The public org profile shown on github.com/thermal-label
profile/architecture.md	Architecture diagram (Mermaid)
.github/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md	Org-wide code of conduct
.github/SECURITY.md	Security policy + private-disclosure flow
.github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md	Default PR template (inherited by every repo)
.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/	Default issue templates: bug, feature, question, hardware verification, new device
.github/FUNDING.yml	GitHub Sponsors + Ko-fi
CONTRIBUTING/	Contributor guides — index, adding a driver (stub), release process, docs conventions
plans/	Cross-repo plans archive (implemented/, backlog/)

How org defaults work

GitHub uses files in this .github repo as fallback for any repository in the thermal-label org that doesn't define its own copy. So:

• A repo without a CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md shows the one from this repo.
• A repo without .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/ shows the templates from this repo.
• A repo without .github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md shows the one from this repo.

Per-repo overrides win when present. Drivers and the CLI deliberately do not override — they inherit from here so templates stay in sync.

Questions and ideas

Everything goes through Issues; Discussions is not enabled. Bug reports, feature requests, and questions go to the repo that owns the package (the Question template needs nothing but the question). Anything org-wide goes on this repo.