Summary
The SECURITY.md file still references version 0.0.x in its "Supported Versions" table with the status "Incubation — not yet supported". However, the project has already been released as v1.0.1 (see package.json and npm).
This mismatch could cause confusion for users or security researchers who need to know whether a version is supported for security advisories.
Current state
SECURITY.md:
| Version | Status |
| ------- | ------------------ |
| 0.0.x | Incubation — not yet supported |
package.json:
Suggested fix
Update the supported-versions table to reflect the current release:
| Version | Status |
| ------- | ----------------------------------- |
| 1.0.x | Active development — best-effort |
or, if v1.x is considered stable:
| Version | Status |
| ------- | ------------------------------ |
| 1.x | Supported |
Additional findings
While reviewing the repo, I also noticed:
- The README and dev.to post mention "OpenTelemetry traces and metrics out of the box" but no OpenTelemetry implementation exists in the source code. This is a docs-to-implementation mismatch worth addressing.
- The
CHANGELOG.md should be updated to reflect the v1.0.1 release (currently only has an Unreleased section).
Context
This was caught during an automated repository health scan. The project is otherwise healthy — CI is green, all 29 tests pass, and build/lint are clean.
Summary
The
SECURITY.mdfile still references version0.0.xin its "Supported Versions" table with the status "Incubation — not yet supported". However, the project has already been released as v1.0.1 (seepackage.jsonand npm).This mismatch could cause confusion for users or security researchers who need to know whether a version is supported for security advisories.
Current state
SECURITY.md:package.json:Suggested fix
Update the supported-versions table to reflect the current release:
or, if v1.x is considered stable:
Additional findings
While reviewing the repo, I also noticed:
CHANGELOG.mdshould be updated to reflect the v1.0.1 release (currently only has an Unreleased section).Context
This was caught during an automated repository health scan. The project is otherwise healthy — CI is green, all 29 tests pass, and build/lint are clean.