Unicode CLDR

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Overview

HEALTH SCORE

Healthy

80out of 100

Solid maintainer coverage and development cadence. Security posture keeps the score from reaching Excellent.

LIFECYCLE

Active

Consistent commits, responsive maintainers, regular releases, and healthy issue triage.

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Health breakdown

Healthy(80/100)

Maintainer availability, known risks and supply chain posture, and whether the project is actively developed or appropriately stable.

Maintainer responsiveness

No PRs or issues were opened in the review window, so response time could not be measured.

Bus factor

42 active maintainers currently have merge rights.

Organization Diversity

Contributors span 55 organizations.

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About

The Unicode Common Locale Data Repository (CLDR) provides key building blocks for software to support the world's languages. It contains detailed locale data and specifications for formatting dates, numbers, currencies, time zones, units, names, and other language-specific content. CLDR is widely used in software internationalization and localization.

First commit

July 2002

Software value

$279M