The previous commit was meant to remove .github/workflows and removed every tracked path instead — 892 files, the whole repo. This puts back the 874 that were never in scope; the eighteen workflow files stay gone, for the reasons that commit gives. Content is byte-identical to 9d2aec9 outside .github/workflows.
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Awards and Recognition
Anomalib is committed to excellence and innovation in open-source software development. Over the years, our efforts have been recognized by various prestigious organizations and communities. This page highlights the awards and recognitions we have received, reflecting our dedication to our goals and mission.
2024
:::{dropdown} {octicon}star-fill;1em Passing Badge - OpenSSF Best Practices
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- Date: January 25, 2024
- Details: Anomalib received the passing grade for the Open Source Initiative Best Practices Badge. This badge recognizes our commitment to high-quality coding standards and community engagement.
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2023
:::{dropdown} {octicon}star-fill;1em Anomalib as a Pytorch EcoSystem Project
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- Date: December 15, 2023
- Details: Anomalib has been accepted as a Pytorch Ecosystem Project. This recognition highlights our commitment to the Pytorch community and our efforts to make anomaly detection accessible to everyone.
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Acknowledgements
We extend our heartfelt thanks to our contributors, users, and the community who have supported us throughout our journey. These recognitions belong not only to the core team but to everyone who has been a part of this project.
Last Updated: 29-Jan-24