Support windows on every version you run
Unolia now knows how long the versions your client sites run will keep getting security fixes, and puts that on the project.
Tracking versions was only half the job. Knowing a client site runs PHP 8.1 does not tell you whether 8.1 still gets security fixes, and that is the half that matters when a client asks what the maintenance fee bought.
Unolia now reads the published support windows for PHP, Laravel and Symfony from endoflife.date, refreshed every day. It measures every runtime and every recognized package on a project against them.
The Versions area says where each one sits: active support, security fixes only, or past end of life. A version past end of life comes with the date it happened and the versions still alive to move to. A package's own page hatches out the release series that are already dead, so the history reads itself.
I used to keep a browser tab open on endoflife.date. Now the project knows.