Is it possible to find the date of a change?

[icefoxen]

Unless you go to poke the crates.io HTTP API, the only way to find the publication date of a particular version of a crate is to grovel through the index git repository. I'm going to need to do this eventually, but since this project already does a bit of groveling through the index git repository, would you be interested if I just contributed a PR to add this functionality?

[Byron]

Yes, this crate is happily accepting PRs :), thanks for offering to give it a try.

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[Byron]

Just now I implemented 'ordered changes', which steps through the history one by one. With that one would have enough information to attach a precise date to each change.