@types/ssh2 1.15.6 appears healthy to depend on: it is a mature, stable MIT-licensed type-definition package with a current release, no deprecation, no install lifecycle scripts, and a single lightweight runtime dependency. Its source repository is actively maintained, organization-backed, broadly contributed, security-scanned, and protected by a security policy and comparatively safe workflows. The artifact is intentionally minimal and lacks packaged tests and a changelog, but repository tests and GitHub Releases compensate for those gaps. The main residual concerns are absent build provenance attestation, only one release in the last 12 months, and the repository/package name mismatch inherent in its monorepo layout; these reduce transparency somewhat but do not indicate abandonment or an unfit dependency.
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No build provenance attestation or trusted publisher identity is available, leaving a transparency gap in how the release was produced.
The package has existed for about 10 years with 62 releases and a latest release on the collection date, but only one release occurred in the last 12 months, suggesting a slower recent cadence.
The repository name and README do not directly match or mention @types/ssh2, which is a transparency concern under this signal; the package README nevertheless identifies the DefinitelyTyped types/ssh2 path, partially explaining the monorepo relationship.
We didn't find any vulnerabilities for this package.
| Dependency | Last Release | Score |
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@types/node Version ^18.11.18 | — | — |
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