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Is rollup-plugin-terser still maintained?

deprecated — observed 2026-08-03

As of 2026-08-03, the npm package rollup-plugin-terser is recorded deprecated: the package is marked deprecated on the npm registry. 3098 other npm packages still declare a dependency on it (npm dependency graph).

rollup-plugin-terser is recorded as deprecated in the lastseen.dev component-maintenance dataset as of 2026-08-03. Definition: the package is marked deprecated on the npm registry. At the observation, 3098 other npm packages still declared a dependency on it, which is why this dead package carries a page. Method: read from the public npm registry metadata and the cross-registry dependency graph (authoritative). This is a dated factual observation about one package, not advice about any named party.

API (npm is POST-only): curl -X POST https://lastseen.dev/api/v1/manifest -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d '{"components":[{"name":"rollup-plugin-terser","kind":"npm"}]}' — add ?as_of=2026-08-03 for a point-in-time read. See /api/v1/docs.

State
deprecated — the package is marked deprecated on the npm registry
Last version published
2023-06-09
Dependents (npm)
3098 other packages still declare a dependency on this
Method
npm registry metadata + cross-registry dependency graph (authoritative)
Source / evidence
npmjs.com/package/rollup-plugin-terser
Observed as of
2026-08-03
Registry
npm

Interval-censoring. Observation window ended 2026-08-03. A state transition inside an unobserved span is dated to that interval, not to a single day. The dependent count is the number of distinct packages that still declared a dependency on this package at the observation.

A dated observation, not advice. Data under CC-BY-4.0. Check every dependency in one place: check your whole organization.

When was it last updated?

The package rollup-plugin-terser carries an npm deprecation flag as of 2026-08-03. A deprecation flag is set by the maintainer on the registry; it does not remove installable versions.

What is its recorded state?

State deprecated is derived from the npm registry metadata: the package is marked deprecated on the npm registry. This is the registry-side reading, separate from the source repository.

What does that mean for projects using it?

3098 other npm packages still declare a dependency on rollup-plugin-terser as of the observation. A pinned dependency continues to resolve to the last published version of a dead package; a floating range has no newer version to resolve to. This is a dated count of dependents, not advice about any named party.

What is the observation history?

The dated read above is the record: the state, the dependent count, the source, and the observation date. A dispute re-reads the public npm registry and the dependency graph and issues a dated correction on this page.