Dear Google'rs,

This morning I noticed an unfortunate behavior change exhibited by
my program 'Youtube-Data' [1]:

The API response to 'search' endpoint does not honor the parameter
'sort=date' anymore: the JSON text obtained from the endpoint does
not contain items ordered by date.

Please check out the JSON file attached. The command that produced
that JSON file was basically the following:

$ wget \
--quiet \
--no-check-certif \
--output-document=- \
--user-agent='Youtube-Data (https://github.com/stvar/youtube-data)' \
'https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/search?key=...&channelId=UC9wjv8sATbMXBItmav6xKcw&type=video&part=id,snippet&sort=date&maxResults=50' \
> ...

Please take note to the fact that 'sort=date' is a most valuable
feature of your API: e.g. without it Youtube-Data is not able to
show me the newest video entries a given channel contains (that
is the 'diff-ing' feature of 'Youtube-Data').

I suppose that the 'sort=date' issue shown above is no more than a
minor transitional error occurred during the development of the API.
Nevertheless, even if you may have already noticed it, I do report
it such that to be sure that you know about it, hoping that you can
fix it shortly.

Thank you for your consideration.

Sincerely,

Vargyas István.

[1] Youtube-Data: YouTube's Video Data From Bash Command Line Prompt
https://github.com/stvar/youtube-data