This release has been yanked by its maintainers, and will be ignored by installers, except when explicitly specified.
Consider using release 5.1.1 instead.
Reason given by maintainers: Partial release: requires fux-core==4.1.1, which was never published. Use 5.0.0.
fux-decoder-xml
Part of fux — rank your written knowledge from a small index committed to git; fetch content from the systems that own it; verify freshness at answer time.
fux-decoder-xml is a fux decoder package: XML. Only fux-engine is mandatory;
everything else is declared per repository in the committed
.fux/plugins.toml, pinned to one version and digest, and refused loudly when
it is missing or differs, so two machines on one repository never build
different indexes.
It reads .xml. Install it and declare it in .fux/plugins.toml --
fux setup proposes it when your sources hold those files -- or fux does not
read them, and fux doctor says so.
It is released on fux's own version, together with every other fux package. Documentation: https://github.com/arpitarya/fux#readme
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