A quick community-ops update for mss-boot-io.
The four core repositories currently have no open pull requests, and main-branch CI, CodeQL, and OpenSSF Scorecard checks are green.
The remaining frontend and docs security alerts are not being handled as risky one-off overrides. They are tracked as migration RFCs instead:
- mss-boot-admin-antd: frontend Umi / Vite / router security migration
- mss-boot-docs: docs dumi / Umi / Vite toolchain migration
I also split the RFCs into smaller contributor-friendly documentation tasks:
- frontend migration impact inventory
- frontend smoke and rollback checklist
- docs toolchain migration impact inventory
- docs smoke and rollback checklist
Review help is especially useful around:
- quickstart friction
- RBAC / Casbin clarity
- migration and rollback design
- frontend release boundaries
- docs gaps for first-time contributors
GitHub organization:
https://github.com/mss-boot-io
The goal is not to chase dependency upgrades blindly, but to keep the project reviewable, testable, and safe for contributors.
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