The MIT license file conflicts with the proprietary declaration, and the four-file artifact has no README. The repository could not be found, so current maintenance and provenance cannot be verified.
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The package was last released in January 2018 and has had no releases in the last 12 months, despite being over nine years old. This is strong evidence of abandonment risk.
The artifact contains an MIT license file, but the manifest declares the license as proprietary. The mismatch creates uncertainty about the terms consumers may rely on.
One registry account has publish access, but this administrative record does not establish current maintenance activity or capacity.
The complete artifact contains only four files: a license, release notes, one source header, and the manifest. This is coherent for a small source plugin but offers little supporting documentation or implementation context.
The artifact includes a changelog, while its missing README reduces consumer guidance. The absence of tests is normal for a published artifact and is not treated as a gap by itself.
We didn't find any vulnerabilities for this package.
| Dependency | Last Release | Score |
|---|---|---|
intaglio/nuclio-core Version 1.* | — | — |
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