long-timeout

Name lookalikedanger

The package name resembles the much more established “long” package, which has far more downloads and stable releases; the README also identifies the lookalike relationship. Despite zero artifact overlap, this can mislead consumers about what they intended to install.

Release historydanger

The package was last released in February 2016 and has had no releases in the last 12 months. Its long history is a modest positive, but the roughly 10-year release gap materially raises abandonment and compatibility risk.

Maintainerscaution

One registry maintainer is a thin publishing base for a user-owned project. The repository is clearly linked to the package, but there is little redundancy if that maintainer stops supporting it.

Repo commit activitycaution

The repository recorded no commits and no active maintainers in the last 3 months. A recent repository push is some evidence it is not abandoned outright, but current development activity remains absent.

Repo toolingcaution

The repository has no build tooling or security scanning. This is tolerable for a four-file, dependency-light utility, but it provides little evidence of maintained quality or automated oversight.