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My module description is empty on deno.land/x/

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My module name is dexr. It Was visible until just recently. What should i do?

https://deno.land/x/

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Created 3 years ago
Comments:5 (5 by maintainers)

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AkifumiSatocommented, Aug 8, 2020

I misunderstood the meaning of the description. Completed successfully, Thanks!

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lucacasonatocommented, Aug 6, 2020

The module description on deno.land/x is based on the description on your GitHub repository. To update it on deno.land/x:

Make sure your module is linked to deno.land/x using the new procedure (https://deno.land/x#add). More info at https://deno.land/posts/registry2.

Update the description on your GitHub repository
Create a new tag for your module

@narwy He is talking about the module description displayed in the module list, not the module itself.

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