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aiosignal: a list of registered asynchronous callbacks
Python · 170 stars · last push October 13, 2026
aio-libs/aiosignal is a Python library that provides a list of registered asynchronous callbacks. The repository implements signal handling for async applications, allowing developers to register and trigger callback functions in an asynchronous context.
nittim scanned 44 files in the repository and found no deterministic findings. There were no committed credentials on production paths, and no vulnerable runtime dependencies were detected during the scan.
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Written from nittim's own scan on October 14, 2026; rescanned when the repository changes.
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Read 44 of 44 eligible files. Commit 7f1ec45. 2026-10-14.
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- What did nittim read in aio-libs/aiosignal?
- nittim read 44 of 44 eligible files in aio-libs/aiosignal. The reading ran on October 14, 2026. It was taken at commit 7f1ec45.
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- The rule-based scan found 0 committed secrets and 0 vulnerable dependencies in aio-libs/aiosignal. No vulnerable dependency was found by the rule-based scan. A scan that finds nothing has found nothing; it is not a guarantee.
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