Add the @security secalert command that enables team members to send emails to SecAlert directly from GitHub issue comments#63
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…emails to SecAlert directly from GitHub issue comments The command supports two flows: - New thread: @security secalert <subject> sends a new email and posts the thread ID back to the issue for future tracking. - Reply: when a SecAlert-Thread-ID already exists on the issue, subsequent invocations reply on the existing email thread regardless of subject. Signed-off-by: Bruno Oliveira da Silva <bruno@abstractj.com>
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The command supports two flows: