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Background: while implementing an oauth flow for CLI login earlier this week, I searched "oauth" on crates.io, which turns up effectively no useful results, didn't second-guess the list, and went ahead and hand-rolled my own client implementation. Fast forward a few days, and I realize that there is an oauth2 crate, but it wasn't in the search results.
(I recognize that this is wading into the "crates.io should show highly relevant crates" problem territory of tags/semantic relevance, but this felt like a very concrete example where, as a user of crates.io, I did work that I should not have done as a result of trusting the crates.io search result.)
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Current Behavior
https://crates.io/search?q=oauth does not show the oauth2 crate.
Expected Behavior
https://crates.io/search?q=oauth should show the oauth2 crate.
Steps To Reproduce
Visit https://crates.io/search?q=oauth
Environment
Anything else?
Background: while implementing an oauth flow for CLI login earlier this week, I searched "oauth" on crates.io, which turns up effectively no useful results, didn't second-guess the list, and went ahead and hand-rolled my own client implementation. Fast forward a few days, and I realize that there is an
oauth2
crate, but it wasn't in the search results.(I recognize that this is wading into the "crates.io should show highly relevant crates" problem territory of tags/semantic relevance, but this felt like a very concrete example where, as a user of crates.io, I did work that I should not have done as a result of trusting the crates.io search result.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: