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> quality of the repo (as measured by forks/stars/pagerank...) These two seem unrelated. Quality is not measured by popularity. There is plenty of popular st
by asveikau 7y ago
> quality of the repo (as measured by forks/stars/pagerank...)
These two seem unrelated. Quality is not measured by popularity. There is plenty of popular stuff that's junk, and good stuff that nobody uses.
- riyakhanna1983 7y agoPrecisely. For my organization, I'm looking for a way to quantitatively measure and compare quality/security postures of repos/packages when importing.
- asveikau 7y agoSounds tough. What are your ideas to measure so far? For the security angle it seems the first naive thing would be to count prior known vulnerabilities, but then, the projects that do absolute worst at that are not going to have discovered their security bugs let alone document them well.