syntro/silverstripe-bootstrap-forms@6.1.0 looks maintainable and reasonably well-hygienic: it is not deprecated, the repo is not archived, releases are happening recently (latest in 2026), and the project includes README/changelog plus automated tests. The main caution is around project-security hygiene and continuity signals: there is no documented security policy, and GitHub Actions token permissions are not set at the top level, which can increase risk if workflows evolve. Overall, it appears safe to depend on, but you should monitor repository security/workflow settings and maintainer continuity.
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Work appears split between two contributors with a top contributor share of 50% (indicator_code: repo_bus_factor). This reduces single-person abandonment risk, though it is still a small contributor base.
No security policy is present (indicator_code: security_policy), which weakens the transparency of vulnerability reporting/handling despite other tooling signals.
The workflow(s) lack top-level GitHub Actions permissions configuration (indicator_code: token_permissions). This is commonly mitigated elsewhere, but as a detected hygiene gap it slightly increases supply-chain risk if workflows ever broaden permissions.
We didn't find any vulnerabilities for this package.
| Dependency | Last Release | Score |
|---|---|---|
silverstripe/framework Version ^6 | — | — |
giggsey/libphonenumber-for-php Version ^8.0 | — | — |
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