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ecapa-tdnn

Affected versions: unspecified (1)

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While dependency confusion is a serious thing, I don't think the solution is to register every possible generic name that could exist in local repositories or imports... (or be generated by AI? This seems to be AI-related thing).

This package (and others from this user) has no real content and seems to be generated by a tool https://github.com/jvlax/vibehat to prevent "dependency confusion", but the scanner takes every local dependency and every non-relative import (https://github.com/jvlax/vibehat/blob/eed43b24b17ba393efc1b4e06aa7f9413559831a/backend/github_scanner.py#L345).

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