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iBotPeaches/Apktool
Read from the 100 most recently merged pull requests ·
Not enough merged pull requests on both sides yet to compare how they land in review.
≥3%
Attributed
a floor
1
Attributed PRs
99
Other PRs
100
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Attributed — the latest 1
The rest — the latest 5
#4182 Harden smali folder name validation during build to prevent path traversal
3 reviews · 10.8d to merge
#4191 fix: remove apktool-cli from maven publishing
1 reviews · 2h to merge
#4155 build(deps): bump gradle-wrapper from 8.14.4 to 9.6.1
2 reviews · 28.2d to merge
#4175 build: move required build to JDK 17, support Java8.
1 reviews · 4.7d to merge
#4177 chore: correct typos and clean yaml classes
1 reviews · 0h to merge
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Detected: GitHub Copilot coding agent.
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