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not all issues have analytic section (CM0003, IM0013...) i am sure that can be added later if need be |
janasheehan
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I could include a link to it: https://rustsec.org/ |
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This PR adds the new IE1001 and CM1002 issue tags to the issue tag table.
I didn't add pages to the analytics section. Should I? Most of the other tags have one.
IE1001 says it's for RustSec, but I think in the future it could be expanded to other ecosystems if there are other ecosystems that use a similar system for marking packages as unmaintained. It's similar to CM0046 Deprecated Package, except that unmaintained doesn't necessarily mean that there's anything really wrong with the package or that a reasonable alternative exists, and the data is sourced in a different way.
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closes #<issueNum>in description above)?