mjml-head-html-attributes
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No build attestation, trusted publisher identity, or staged publishing is reported, leaving publication provenance less transparent than it could be. This is a genuine supply-chain hygiene gap, but not evidence of abandonment by itself.
The linked repository is a monorepo whose name does not match the package, which is ordinary for a sub-package, but it also does not mention this package in its README. That combination weakens the linkage and warrants verifying that the release is genuinely produced from this repository.
The repository uses Babel and npm scripts for builds, but no security-scanning tools were detected. The build setup is present, while security automation remains a hygiene gap.
No security policy was found in the linked repository, reducing transparency for vulnerability reporting and response. Active maintenance and organization ownership partially mitigate the concern but do not remove it.
All three workflows lack top-level permissions declarations, although none declares top-level write permissions and one has job-level permissions only. Explicit least-privilege declarations would improve workflow security hygiene.
We didn't find any vulnerabilities for this package.
| Dependency | Last Release | Score |
|---|---|---|
lodash Version ^4.17.21 | — | — |
mjml-core Version 5.4.1 | — | — |
@babel/runtime Version ^7.28.4 | — | — |
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