A simple way to spot archived, inaccessible, and inactive repositories in the Open Source iOS Apps directory.
Archive Bot periodically checks the repositories listed in the directory and publishes its findings below to help keep the list useful and up to date.
This report highlights repositories that may need attention. The stale check uses GitHub's pushed_at timestamp (last push), which is not necessarily the date of the latest commit.
| # | Repository | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | https://github.com/cranci1/Sora | Archived |
| 2 | https://github.com/shagedorn/StateRestorationDemo | Archived |
No stale repositories found.
Last updated: November 4, 2026 at 6:16 AM UTC Last checked: November 5, 2026 at 4:06 AM UTC
- Archived: The repository owner has marked the repository as archived on GitHub.
- Unavailable (HTTP 404): GitHub returned 404. This may mean the repository was removed, but GitHub can also return 404 for private repositories or resources the token cannot access.
- Check requiring review: The API check was inconclusive, for example because of rate limiting, access restrictions, or a network error. These results are not classified as deleted or inactive.
- Stale: The repository has not recorded a push within the last eight years. A push timestamp is a proxy for repository activity, not an exact last-commit timestamp.
These findings are indicators for further review, not definitive judgments about a project's usefulness or future. Likewise, an inactive repository may still be functional and useful.
Archive Bot helps maintain the Open Source iOS Apps directory by identifying repositories that may need a second look.
The report is generated automatically and published in this README so that directory maintainers and readers can review the findings in one place.