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The sorting via sort= only works sometimes, and otherwise is completely ignored when querying information about hackage.
run this query: https://libraries.io/api/search?page=1&sort=dependents_count&per_page=100&platforms=hackage&api_key=YOUR_API_KEY
Resend the query a few times
You will notice that the result is inconsistent. Every other time the sort=dependents_count is completely ignored and results are shown in alphabetical order.
Maybe a caching issue on the serer side. It does not seem to happen with other platforms like npm.
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bug
orbugsnag
.The sorting via
sort=
only works sometimes, and otherwise is completely ignored when querying information about hackage.run this query:
https://libraries.io/api/search?page=1&sort=dependents_count&per_page=100&platforms=hackage&api_key=YOUR_API_KEY
sort=dependents_count
is completely ignored and results are shown in alphabetical order.Maybe a caching issue on the serer side. It does not seem to happen with other platforms like npm.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: