add color based severity and cve links #29
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added color by severity for security_alert_overview and lins the severitys to the corresponding cve webpage
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This is a really good idea @hiimkyle. Taking a look now 👍 |
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Two questions for you @hiimkyle:
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The other item, I think we'll be adding Security Scanning to that list of Security issues in the near future as well. So might be better to find a way to link to the alert in GitHub, rather than the CVE directly. |
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added color by severity for security_alert_overview.xml and link the severities to the corresponding cve webpage