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The results of six months of work of the Repology project, which analyzes information about package versions
Another six months passed and the project Repology, which regularly collects and compares information about package versions in multiple repositories, publishes another report.
The number of supported repositories has exceeded 230. Added support for BunsenLabs, Pisi, Salix, Solus, T2 SDE, Void Linux, ELRepo, Mer Project, EMacs repositories of GNU Elpa and MELPA packages, MSYS2 (msys2, mingw), a set of extended OpenSUSE repositories. The discontinued Rudix repository has been removed.
Update of repositories has been accelerated
The system for checking the availability of links (i.e. URLs specified in packages as project home pages or links to distributions) has been redesigned - included in separate project, added support for checking availability over IPv6, displaying detailed status (example), improved diagnosis of problems with DNS and SSL.
Widely used within the project, the Python module for fast in-line parsing of large JSON files, without loading them entirely into memory.
Total stats:
232 repositories
175 thousand projects
2.03 million individual packages
32 thousand maintainers
49 thousand recorded releases over the past six months
13% of projects have released at least one new version over the past six months
Top repositories by percentage of fresh packages (only for repositories with 1000 or more packages and not counting upstream collections of modules like CPAN, Hackage, PyPi):