Language: English | Português (Brasil)
This repository contains the public organization-wide policies and GitHub community health files maintained by NDT digital.
The exact GitHub-recognized policy filenames are maintained in English. Each policy also has a Portuguese (Brazil) companion version with equivalent public guidance.
| Policy | English | Português (Brasil) |
|---|---|---|
| Security | SECURITY.md | SECURITY.pt-BR.md |
| Contributing | CONTRIBUTING.md | CONTRIBUTING.pt-BR.md |
| Code of Conduct | CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md | CODE_OF_CONDUCT.pt-BR.md |
| Support | SUPPORT.md | SUPPORT.pt-BR.md |
| Governance | GOVERNANCE.md | GOVERNANCE.pt-BR.md |
| Licensing | LICENSING.md | LICENSING.pt-BR.md |
The public organization profile is also available in both languages:
Organization-wide public policies are bilingual and can be read in either English or Portuguese (Brazil).
Individual repositories may use English or Portuguese (Brazil) as their primary collaboration language according to the repository's users, maintainers, documentation, and operational context.
Repository-specific contributor-facing templates must follow the primary language of that repository. This applies to:
- Issue Forms;
- Issue templates;
- Pull Request templates;
- repository-specific contributor instructions;
- automated contributor-facing guidance defined by the repository.
For example:
Repository primary language: English
→ Issue and Pull Request templates: English
Repository primary language: Portuguese (Brazil)
→ Issue and Pull Request templates: Portuguese (Brazil)
A single organization-wide Issue or Pull Request template should not be used to force one language on repositories that operate in another language. When reusable templates are maintained centrally, NDT digital should maintain separate English and Portuguese (Brazil) variants for repositories to adopt according to their primary collaboration language.
Reusable Issue Form and Pull Request template variants are maintained in the template library.
The library contains separate English and Portuguese (Brazil) sets. Repositories must adopt the set that matches their primary collaboration language rather than mixing both languages in a single active template set.
A repository may define local policy files when project-specific requirements are necessary.
Local policies should reference the applicable organization-wide policy and document only the additional requirements relevant to that repository whenever practical.
Repository-specific files may include, for example:
SECURITY.md;CONTRIBUTING.md;CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md;SUPPORT.md;GOVERNANCE.md.
The organization-wide Licensing Policy defines the licensing profiles used by NDT digital.
Each repository must still contain its own effective LICENSE or explicit licensing notice appropriate to the project. The organization-wide policy does not replace a repository's actual license.
GitHub renders profile/README.md as the public organization profile.
Its Portuguese (Brazil) version is available at profile/README.pt-BR.md.