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2 project(s) on this page
| Project |
Spr |
Newest |
Outdated |
Ignored |
Rank |
|
nip2∗
|
14 |
8.9.14 |
8.7.19 8.7.02 8.6.0.1 8.6.02 8.5.12 8.4.02 8.2 8.02 7.42.1 7.38.12 7.10.21 |
|
100.0 |
|
vips∗
|
34 |
8.14.57 |
8.14.45 8.14.33 8.14.29 8.14.12 8.13.36 8.13.22 8.13.12 8.12.25 8.12.13 8.11.4 8.11.33 8.11.22 8.10.63 8.10.5▲5 8.10.1 8.10.0 8.9.22 8.9.12 8.8.42 8.8.3 8.8.0▲ 8.7.4▲3 8.6.5▲ 8.6.2▲ 8.6.1▲ 8.5.9▲2 8.5.8▲2 8.5.6▲ 8.4.5▲ 8.4.1▲ 8.2.2▲ 8.0.2▲ 7.42.3▲ 7.42.1▲ 7.38.5▲ 7.38.1▲ 7.10.21▲ |
8.14.3.r104.gda5cb2206 |
93.98 |
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