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I noticed all crates have this:
categories = ["bitcoin", "blockchain", "node"]
According to The Cargo Book, "Each category should match one of the strings available at https://crates.io/category_slugs, and must match exactly."
It's a limited set, and perhaps the only vaguely relevant valid category is "finance".
I assume invalid categories could be an issue upon publishing to crates.io.
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Oh, nice catch. Those should be keywords, not categories. Thanks for reporting this.
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Would be nice to debate about it. I imagine that libfloresta and its children may have their own category. Like "Database" for floresta-chain.
libfloresta
floresta-chain
Agreed, we may need to pick categories in a per-crate basis
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I noticed all crates have this:
categories = ["bitcoin", "blockchain", "node"]
According to The Cargo Book, "Each category should match one of the strings available at https://crates.io/category_slugs, and must match exactly."
It's a limited set, and perhaps the only vaguely relevant valid category is "finance".
I assume invalid categories could be an issue upon publishing to crates.io.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: