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semgrep semgrep:child-process-import AI (semgrep): This is a Speculos emulator transport library; spawning child processes is core to its purpose of managing hardware wallet emulator processes. Not a security concern for this package. ai

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0.10.1 6 / 4
0.9.0 6 / 4
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0.2.15 6 / 2
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0.1.11 6 / 2
0.1.10 6 / 2
0.1.9 6 / 2
0.1.8 6 / 2

v0.2.0

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v0.1.11

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v0.1.10

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v0.1.9

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v0.1.8

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