org.springframework.boot:spring-boot-actuator-autoconfigure 3.0.2

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{
"title": "Continuous Commit Activity",
"description": "Continuous commit activity indicates that the project is active",
"category": "activity",
"type": "upscore"
},
{
"title": "Consistent Commit Activity",
"description": "Consistent commit activity over longer periods of time indicates that the project is active",
"category": "activity",
"type": "upscore"
},
{
"title": "Recent Issue Activity",
"description": "Recent issue activity indicates that the project is in active development",
"category": "activity",
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},
{
"title": "Issues with Labels",
"description": "Attaching labels to issues allows for better tracking of issue activity in the project",
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"title": "Recent Pull Request Activity",
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"category": "activity",
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"title": "High Ratio of Unmerged Pull Requests",
"description": "Significantly more pull requests being submitted than merged indicates that the project may not be maintained",
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"type": "downscore"
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"title": "High Ratio of Rejected Pull Requests",
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"category": "activity",
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"title": "Pull Requests Have Labels",
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"title": "Activity From Corporate Accounts",
"description": "Activity from corporate affiliated accounts indicates that the project may have reliable backing and support",
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"title": "First Major Release Milestone Achieved",
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"title": "Older Releases are Maintained",
"description": "The repository keeps releasing updates to earlier release trains, this is a sign of a commitment to maintaining and supporting the users of the project",
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"title": "Frequent Releases",
"description": "The repository has frequent releases, this is a sign of a commitment to maintaining and supporting the codebase",
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"title": "Releases Have Popular Artifacts",
"description": "Some of the released artifacts of the repository have been downloaded many times, this means the project is popular",
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"title": "Recent Release Activity",
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"title": "Organization Repository",
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"title": "No Known Vulnerabilities for this Version",
"description": "No vulnerabilities discovered in this version of the repository indicates that this is a version that is safe to use. Analysis only considers vulnerabilities associated with this repository and not its dependencies. Vulnerability information is based on OSV.dev data and Endor's vulnerability database",
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"title": "Contributions From Many Reputable Accounts",
"description": "A large number of reputable contributors affiliated with the project indicates that the project is reliable. An account is considered reputable if it participates in multiple open source projects and has a high rating in GitHub",
"category": "popularity",
"type": "upscore"
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"title": "Many Stars",
"description": "A very high number of stars indicates high interest in the project",
"category": "popularity",
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"title": "Many Forks",
"description": "Many forks show an active interest in the project",
"category": "popularity",
"type": "upscore"
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"title": "Many Subscribers",
"description": "A very large number of subscribers indicates an active interest in the project",
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"type": "upscore"
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"title": "No Automated Build System",
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"title": "Repository Contains Binary Files",
"description": "When a repository contains binary files it is harder to analyze and assess its functionality and risks",
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"title": "High Ratio of Test Code",
"description": "High quality projects should use tests",
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{
"title": "No Best Practices Files",
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"title": "Repository has Topics",
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