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Files ranked by how often they change. High-churn files are usually the active core of a system — where risk and knowledge concentrate. Click a file to read why it is hot.
Touched by nearly half of the 300 analysed commits, mostly dependency upgrades such as the June 2026 React Router CVE bump and the January and February 2026 dependency sweeps. Keeping an adopted app current with the template is mostly replaying these bumps.
View source at analyzed commit ↗Churn says the application code is settled and the edges are what move. The busiest file by far is package.json (dependency upgrades); the files changed most recently are build and observability plumbing — vite.config.ts, server/utils/monitoring.ts and app/entry.server.tsx — plus docs/examples.md. Core modules such as auth.server.ts and the route files have been quiet for a year or more. For a newcomer that means the domain code is a dependable pattern library to copy, while dependency versions and Sentry configuration are where an adopted app is most likely to conflict when pulling template updates.