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Documentation:

  • Introduce SECURITY.md outlining supported versions and how to report security vulnerabilities.

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Adds a SECURITY.md file documenting supported versions for security updates and how to report vulnerabilities to the Next.js team via GitHub’s private vulnerability reporting feature.

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Introduce a security policy document for the project.
  • Create SECURITY.md with a "Supported Versions" section outlining which version ranges receive security updates.
  • Document the recommended process for reporting security vulnerabilities via GitHub private advisories.
  • Set expectations for response time (48 hours) and acknowledge responsible disclosure efforts.
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Hello @Dargon789, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request introduces a new SECURITY.md file to the repository. This document serves as a formal guide for users and contributors on how to report security vulnerabilities and clarifies which versions of the project are actively supported with security updates. Its purpose is to streamline the vulnerability disclosure process and enhance the project's overall security posture by providing clear guidelines.

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  • New Security Policy Document: Introduced a SECURITY.md file to outline the project's security policy, including supported versions and vulnerability reporting procedures.
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This pull request adds a SECURITY.md file to define the project's security policy. This is a valuable addition. I have provided a couple of suggestions to improve the document's clarity. My feedback includes removing some instructional template text and clarifying the supported versions table, which currently presents a potentially confusing support policy.

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SECURITY.md (5-6)

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This instructional text appears to be from a template and should be removed to keep the document clean and professional.

SECURITY.md (10-12)

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The version support policy outlined here could be confusing for users. It's unconventional to support version 5.1.x and the older 4.0.x while not supporting the intermediate 5.0.x. If this is intentional, it would be beneficial to add a note explaining the rationale to avoid confusion. Otherwise, this might be a typo.

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@Dargon789 Dargon789 merged commit 7ec0207 into canary Jan 17, 2026
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