nytimes / gizmo

Star History

189 days recorded, May 8, 2026 – Nov 12, 2026 (UTC). Net change +10 stars.

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Timeline

1. Dec 15, 2015 Created on the Repository Host
2. Nov 5, 2019 Release v1.3.3: [pubsub/aws] fixing WithMessageAttributes typo from prior release
3. Nov 5, 2019 Release v1.3.2: [pubsub/aws] Adding WithMessaggeAttributes for SNS
4. Nov 12, 2019 Release v1.3.4: [server/kit] Properly logging panic messages
5. Dec 20, 2019 Release v1.3.5: [pubsub/gcp] Expose PublishSettings
6. Aug 25, 2020 Release v1.3.6: Datadog exporter + bug fixes
7. Mar 18, 2026 Latest push
8. May 9, 2026 Largest star day recorded: +1 stars
9. May 19, 2026 +1 stars in one day
10. May 27, 2026 +1 stars in one day
11. Nov 10, 2026 Entered the Repository Index: 3,770 stars on 2026-11-10

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Forks and pushes

From 3 Observations, Nov 11, 2026 – Nov 13, 2026. Forks 0. AwesomeRepos saw a new push on 0 of 2 days.

Health facts

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1. A release in the last 365 days
   Fact: Newest release v1.3.6 on 2020-08-25, 2270 days ago. 0 releases in the last 365 days.
   Rule: The newest published GitHub release (a pre-release counts; a draft does not) is 365 days old or less. A repository that publishes only tags, or only to a package registry, has no GitHub release. The release refresh reads the 10 newest releases after each push to the repository, and at least each 30 days. The index refresh reads the date of the last push each day.
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- Keep each change small, and run the checks of this repository before you finish.
- At the end, list each item as DONE, SKIPPED (with the reason), or NEEDS A DECISION (with the question).

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Observations

Latest Observation, Nov 13, 2026: 3,770 stars, 224 forks, last push Mar 18, 2026, not archived. One of 3 Observations since Nov 11, 2026.