The small artifact has clear installation guidance, a declared GPL license, and no install-time scripts. Its single-user project has no security policy or scanning, and the available maintenance history provides little evidence of ongoing support.
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The registry lists one maintainer, and project backing identifies a personal user-owned repository rather than an organization. That leaves a thin apparent support base, although registry access alone does not prove inactivity.
This package has only one release, published about five years ago, with no releases in the last 12 months. That is meaningful evidence of possible abandonment for a library dependency.
Composer is used for builds, but no security-scanning tools are present. For a database library, this is a modest transparency and maintenance gap rather than a severe defect.
The repository is not archived, which preserves some viability, but it was last pushed about five years ago. The lack of recent source activity remains a maintenance concern.
The repository has no security policy. This reduces transparency about vulnerability reporting and handling, especially for a package that manages database connections and queries.
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