Add function to search for available crates within a directory#4
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So for clarity, will this eventually replace this section of |
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@cottsay Yes! They point of those functions is being capable of searching the crates before iterating on the dependencies. I think it makes the code easier to troubleshoot. |
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As the title says, split part from #1