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carols10cents opened this issue Jul 23, 2017 · 1 comment
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ex: https://crates.io/crates/conduit-cookie, it says last updated 4 months ago but 0.8.4 was published yesterday

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I'd like to claim this issue.

notriddle added a commit to notriddle/crates.io that referenced this issue Aug 1, 2017
notriddle added a commit to notriddle/crates.io that referenced this issue Aug 1, 2017
sgrif added a commit to sgrif/crates.io that referenced this issue Aug 1, 2017
Prior to this commit, if uploading a new version of a crate didn't
otherwise change the metadata (description, etc), the crate's updated_at
record wouldn't be changed.

The migration specifically checks if `updated_at` changed on the
versions to make sure the touch doesn't happen if `downloads` was
bumped. I wanted to avoid duplicating that here, so instead this will
only happen if the row is new, or as a result of the trigger bumping
updated_at on the version.

I have specifically not included a query to correct existing data, as
it's an irreversable operation. We should manually run a query like
`UPDATE crates SET updated_at = MAX(crates.updated_at,
SELECT(MAX(versions.updated_at) FROM versions WHERE versions.crate_id =
crates.id))` if we want to correct existing data.

Fixes rust-lang#908.
sgrif added a commit to sgrif/crates.io that referenced this issue Aug 1, 2017
Prior to this commit, if uploading a new version of a crate didn't
otherwise change the metadata (description, etc), the crate's updated_at
record wouldn't be changed.

The migration specifically checks if `updated_at` changed on the
versions to make sure the touch doesn't happen if `downloads` was
bumped. I wanted to avoid duplicating that here, so instead this will
only happen if the row is new, or as a result of the trigger bumping
updated_at on the version.

I have specifically not included a query to correct existing data, as
it's an irreversable operation. We should manually run a query like
`UPDATE crates SET updated_at = MAX(crates.updated_at,
SELECT(MAX(versions.updated_at) FROM versions WHERE versions.crate_id =
crates.id))` if we want to correct existing data.

Fixes rust-lang#908.
bors-voyager bot added a commit that referenced this issue Aug 20, 2017
931: Touch a crate whenever its versions are changed r=carols10cents

Prior to this commit, if uploading a new version of a crate didn't
otherwise change the metadata (description, etc), the crate's updated_at
record wouldn't be changed.

The migration specifically checks if `updated_at` changed on the
versions to make sure the touch doesn't happen if `downloads` was
bumped. I wanted to avoid duplicating that here, so instead this will
only happen if the row is new, or as a result of the trigger bumping
updated_at on the version.

I have specifically not included a query to correct existing data, as
it's an irreversable operation. We should manually run a query like
`UPDATE crates SET updated_at = MAX(crates.updated_at,
SELECT(MAX(versions.updated_at) FROM versions WHERE versions.crate_id =
crates.id))` if we want to correct existing data.

Fixes #908.
Close #925.

936: Add more documentation r=carols10cents

As part of the effort to better document crates.io, I added more documentation comments to the `krate::index` and `krate::new` functions as well as to some associated functions. Also added some comments in some functions and to document. Thanks for providing the background on these functions @carols10cents :).

I'd like to doc comment the git::yank function as well before this gets merged.

969: crate.scss: When rendering code in README, don't show scrollbar unless necessary r=carols10cents

The current `overflow-x: scroll` shows a scrollbar all the time, even
for code blocks that don't need them. Switch to `overflow-x: auto`, to
only show the scrollbar when needed.

979: CSS: Restrict readme image width r=carols10cents

Fixes #971
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