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2 project(s) on this page
| Project |
Spr |
Newest |
Outdated |
Ignored |
Rank |
|
lynx∗
|
47 |
2.9.0pre92 2.8.9rel1▲16 2.8.9.r1▲2 |
2.9.0pre6 2.9.0dev126 2.9.0dev104 2.9.0d10 2.9.0dev92 2.9.0dev63 2.9.0dev5 2.8.9_p1▲2 2.8.9pre1▲ 2.8.9dev17▲ 2.8.9dev16▲4 2.8.9dev11▲3 2.8.9dev8▲ 2.8.9dev1▲ 2.8.8▲4 2.8.8rel2▲ 2.8.8pre4▲ 2.8.8_p2▲ 2.8.8-p2▲ 2.8.8dev15▲ 2.8.8dev9▲ 2.8.7▲2 2.8.6▲2 |
2.9.0dev.10k.r714.g09edd94f 2.9.0pre12 2.9.0pre11 2.9.0pre10 2.9.0.d4 2.8.9.14 2.8.9▲12 |
100.0 |
|
lynx283∗
|
1 |
2.8.3 |
|
|
86.02 |
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