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Fix outdated docs which said that linear was default #1043

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Fix outdated docs which said that linear was default #1043

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion book/src/commands/find.md
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cargo-msrv _check_. By default, the check command, the command used to test whether toolchain passes or fails a check,
is `cargo check`.

There are currently two search strategies: _linear_ (default) and _bisect_. Linear tests projects against toolchains in
There are currently two search strategies: _bisect_ (default) and _linear_. Linear tests projects against toolchains in
a
most-recent to least-recent order. When a check fails, the previous Rust (if any) version is returned as the MSRV (i.e.
the highest still
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion book/src/index.md
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Expand Up @@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ and of course the limiting factor of the project which will determine the MSRV.
cargo-msrv _check_. By default, the check command, the command used to test whether toolchain passes or fails a check,
is `cargo check`.

There are currently two search strategies: _linear_ and _bisect_ (default). When using the linear strategy, your crate
There are currently two search strategies: _bisect_ (default) and _linear_. When using the linear strategy, your crate
will be checked against toolchains from most-recent to least-recent. When a check fails, the previous Rust (if any)
version is returned as the MSRV (i.e. the highest toolchain for which a check command passes). The bisect strategy uses
a binary search to find the MSRV. This can be significantly faster, so it's usually advisable to keep it enabled by
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