Is this project still alive - unfixed critical vulnerabilities in dependencies

[BePo65]

Running npm audit lists many vulnerabilities:

19 vulnerabilities (5 moderate, 6 high, 8 critical)

Since there are pull requests still open fixing some of these issues dating from 2022, it seems that this project is abandoned.

@indexzero : is it worth creating a fix for these issues? I would do this, only if we have a chance to get this project up to date on npmjs too.

[nelsonic]

@MikeMcC399, I was granted write access back in the day. ✍️
So can assist with maintenance. 🧹
Starting with the CI side-quest: #61

[MikeMcC399]

As discussed elsewhere, the last release was https://github.com/indexzero/ps-tree/releases/tag/1.2.0 in Nov 2018, so the answer is effectively that the project is no longer maintained if it does not have the ability to trigger new releases.

See also the npm registry version list https://www.npmjs.com/package/ps-tree?activeTab=versions

[indexzero]

This project is not dead. It's simply that – as John Lennon would say – "Open Source is what happens when you're busy making other plans."

Contributions are always welcome, but please forgive delays in my response. I started this project when I was single. I now have three kids.

I get many emails for Github issues which makes it hard to parse out the signal from the noise. Recently, I created a new email address for npm only which is npm@charlie.dev. If you need my attention that's the best place to get it <3

[MikeMcC399]

@indexzero

Welcome back!

• ps-tree on Windows 11 24H2 crashes - wmic not part of windows any more #58 would be the critical issue to resolve and to release a fix for