What exactly is a libyear? #167
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I ran libyear on a .net Framework 4.8.1 project, and it said it was 20.7 libyears behind. What exactly does that quantify? |
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SteveDesmond-ca
Feb 20, 2024
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1 libyear is the equivalent of a single dependency's installed version being released 1 year prior to the newest version, so your 20 libyear project could mean 5 dependencies that are 4 years behind each, or 10 that are 2 each, etc. See libyear.com for more details! |
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1 libyear is the equivalent of a single dependency's installed version being released 1 year prior to the newest version, so your 20 libyear project could mean 5 dependencies that are 4 years behind each, or 10 that are 2 each, etc.
See libyear.com for more details!