Review GH Issues for PII & Labeling for Open Source Contribution

[trent-codecov]

1. Review GH Issues for PII
Please review issues in the assigned range for any mentions of customers or PII. Remove or ask for help as needed.

Look for: developer names, usernames, or contact details like email addresses, employee IDs, IP addresses, domain names, API keys, passwords, internal server details, configurations, database specifics, sensitive logs.

Look for edited comments and/or if you have to edit a comment, you will need to remove the revision history as well see screenshot:

2. Labeling for Open Source Contribution
Identify straightforward and low priority issues (open issues only), and add the "good first issue" label for open source contributors.

Tasks

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1. Issues 1-27 #429
   chore +1
   
2. Issues 28-54 #430
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3. Issues 55-81 #431
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4. Issues 82-108 #432
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5. Issues 109-135 #433
   chore +1
   
6. Issues 136-162 #434
   chore +1
   
7. Issues 163-189 #435
   chore +1
   
8. Issues 190-216 #436
   chore +1
   
9. Issues 217-243 #437
   chore +1
   
10. Issues 244-270 #438
    chore +1
    
11. Issues 271-297 #439
    chore +1
    
12. Issues 298-324 #440
    chore +1
    
13. Issues 325-351 #441
    chore +1
    
14. Issues 352-378 #442
    chore +1
    
15. Issues 379-405 #443
    chore +1
    
16. Issues 406-432 #444
    chore +1
    

[giovanni-guidini]

Do links to Notion or Slack or private projects count as "sensitive info"?

[katia-sentry]

Yes, links to Notion, Slack, or private projects can be considered sensitive info - they can expose private content, like data on customers or other proprietary things.