crysalead/set
The MIT license, small dependency surface, and matching source repository make the package straightforward to inspect. Its single registry maintainer and absent security policy leave limited visible resilience if maintenance is needed.
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Health Score Breakdown
The package has had six releases since January 2015, but none in the last 12 months; the latest release was in August 2019. This long period without releases is a meaningful maintenance concern.
There were no commits and no active maintainers in the last three months. Combined with the last push occurring in 2019, this indicates an inactive project rather than merely a quiet release cycle.
The repository is not archived, but it was last pushed in August 2019. The active repository status is positive, while the old last-push date aligns with the stale release history.
The linked repository has no security policy. For a small library this is not severe by itself, but it reduces transparency about how vulnerability reports are handled.
Vulnerabilities
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Maintainers
 CrysaLEAD |
Direct Dependencies
No direct dependencies.
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- Last Published
- 7 years ago
- Created
- 11 years ago
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