Rename updated to modified #461
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I feel that Updated/Last Updated is often misleading as, quite often, we make changes that aren't updates but smaller scoped modifications (e.g. fix typos). Note that a project can set
last_updatedin the config file to override the automatically computed date (based on the last time one of these files was changed:'*.ipynb','*.py', 'anaconda-project-lock.yml', 'catalog.yml', 'assets', 'data').Perhaps a better way to display the "last update" of a project would be to expose the versions of the main packages it uses. This information could be parsed from the lock file and exposed on the site.
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