This report was produced by lockrot.dev on 2026-09-21, reading phpmyadmin/phpmyadmin RELEASE_5_2_3 (962857e). It is lockrot's output, published by this site; the project did not write it.

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Priority of the 0 flagged packages
Verdicts across 0 packages
Security advisories

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What these words mean

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The nine verdicts

Order used by --fail-on and the baseline: abandoned > silent > pinned > left-behind > old-promise > stale > unknown > ok. unknown — a package lockrot could not check — finished and ok are never findings, and none of them fail a build.

The signals

How a priority is reached

The verdict sets a base — abandoned and silent start at critical, pinned, left-behind and old-promise at high, stale at medium. A package nothing requires directly drops one step, one that is only installed for development drops another, and an advisory no release will fix raises it one. Low is the floor, critical the ceiling.