@microsoft.azure/tasksnpm
- latest 2.0.27
- licence MIT
- stars 4,793
- assessment attempted yesterday
- GitHub evidence observed yesterday
- registry ↗
- repository ↗
Vulnerabilities, end of life and next steps
Check a specific version for known advisories, documented mitigations and evidence-backed earlier-version options. Maintenance health is separate from vulnerability status.
Review remediation options →Moved
The registry still points at azure/perks.tasks, which is archived with a note saying development moved to Azure/autorest. The verdict above is about the new home.
Maintenance trends
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Signals · last 1 check
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What the project says about itself
- Build provenance — the latest release carries no provenance attestation. Source: the registry.
- Supported runtime — node >=7.10.0. Source: the registry.
- Publishers on the registry — 4. Source: the registry.
- Security policy — published. Source: the repository.
- Open milestones — Backlog 15/15 done; Copper 4/4 done; Nickel (due 2021-12-31) 11/11 done; [2022] January (due 2022-01-07) 6/6 done; [2022] February (due 2022-02-04). Source: the repository's milestones.
- OpenSSF Scorecard — 5.5 / 10 on 2026-08-24. Source: OpenSSF, via deps.dev. A third party's view of security practice, not part of the health score.
Third-party facts checked yesterday; registry facts on every crawl.
State history 1
| When | Change |
|---|---|
| 2026-10-18 | first verdict: active |
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