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PackageDescription	Smart replacement for plain tuple used in __version__ (Python 3) versiontools is a Python module providing a smart replacement for plain tuple used in __version__. It has following features: . * A piece of code that allows you to keep a single version definition inside your package or module. No more hacks in setup.py, no more duplicates in setup.py and somewhere else. Just one version per package. * Version objects can produce nice version strings for released files that are compliant with PEP 386. Releases, alphas, betas, development snaphots. All of those get good version strings out of the box. * Version objects understand the VCS used by your project. Git, Mercurial and Bazaar are supported out of the box. Custom systems can be added by 3rd party plugins. * Version object that compares as a tuple of values and sorts properly. * Zero-dependency install! If all you care about is handling setup() to get nice tarball names then you don’t need to depend on versiontools (no setup_requires, no install_requires!). You will need to bundle a small support module though. . This is the Python 3 version of the package.
PackageMaintainer	Ubuntu Developers <ubuntu-devel-discuss@lists.ubuntu.com>
PackageName	python3-versiontools
PackageSection	python
PackageVersion	1.9.1-2
ProductCode	184820
RDS:package_id	184820
SHA-1	4A0F368D6A3FD6C6442B0DA0236C0DBA276D9302
SHA-256	5C59B006A6C954AED52E9D546AF7DCD66CFC61AA2631750FBB8F0437F5360C3B
SpecialCode
db	nsrl_legacy
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PackageDescription	Smart replacement for plain tuple used in __version__ (Python 3) versiontools is a Python module providing a smart replacement for plain tuple used in __version__. It has following features: . * A piece of code that allows you to keep a single version definition inside your package or module. No more hacks in setup.py, no more duplicates in setup.py and somewhere else. Just one version per package. * Version objects can produce nice version strings for released files that are compliant with PEP 386. Releases, alphas, betas, development snaphots. All of those get good version strings out of the box. * Version objects understand the VCS used by your project. Git, Mercurial and Bazaar are supported out of the box. Custom systems can be added by 3rd party plugins. * Version object that compares as a tuple of values and sorts properly. * Zero-dependency install! If all you care about is handling setup() to get nice tarball names then you don’t need to depend on versiontools (no setup_requires, no install_requires!). You will need to bundle a small support module though. . This is the Python 3 version of the package.
PackageMaintainer	Benjamin Drung <benjamin.drung@cloud.ionos.com>
PackageName	python3-versiontools
PackageSection	python
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SHA-1	53DEA4B4002B1F5E178CDDC7461CA2D3A5DA9339
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FileSize	12744
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PackageDescription	Smart replacement for plain tuple used in __version__ (Python 3) versiontools is a Python module providing a smart replacement for plain tuple used in __version__. It has following features: . * A piece of code that allows you to keep a single version definition inside your package or module. No more hacks in setup.py, no more duplicates in setup.py and somewhere else. Just one version per package. * Version objects can produce nice version strings for released files that are compliant with PEP 386. Releases, alphas, betas, development snaphots. All of those get good version strings out of the box. * Version objects understand the VCS used by your project. Git, Mercurial and Bazaar are supported out of the box. Custom systems can be added by 3rd party plugins. * Version object that compares as a tuple of values and sorts properly. * Zero-dependency install! If all you care about is handling setup() to get nice tarball names then you don’t need to depend on versiontools (no setup_requires, no install_requires!). You will need to bundle a small support module though. . This is the Python 3 version of the package.
PackageMaintainer	Ubuntu Developers <ubuntu-devel-discuss@lists.ubuntu.com>
PackageName	python3-versiontools
PackageSection	python
PackageVersion	1.9.1-4
SHA-1	048273C0449F5E191350742BFB15F6A255D03767
SHA-256	D6C38ABC0F8E6931B1E37F1867B8376100D6D23473AAF746CF83A5B7C64AF73C

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FileSize	15648
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PackageDescription	Smart replacement for plain tuple used in __version__ (Python 2) versiontools is a Python module providing a smart replacement for plain tuple used in __version__. It has following features: . * A piece of code that allows you to keep a single version definition inside your package or module. No more hacks in setup.py, no more duplicates in setup.py and somewhere else. Just one version per package. * Version objects can produce nice version strings for released files that are compliant with PEP 386. Releases, alphas, betas, development snaphots. All of those get good version strings out of the box. * Version objects understand the VCS used by your project. Git, Mercurial and Bazaar are supported out of the box. Custom systems can be added by 3rd party plugins. * Version object that compares as a tuple of values and sorts properly. * Zero-dependency install! If all you care about is handling setup() to get nice tarball names then you don’t need to depend on versiontools (no setup_requires, no install_requires!). You will need to bundle a small support module though. . This is the Python 2 version of the package.
PackageMaintainer	Benjamin Drung <benjamin.drung@profitbricks.com>
PackageName	python-versiontools
PackageSection	python
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SHA-1	29EAC7F49608CB03DD0300D1F7D18C37259F68A0
SHA-256	7E150A58184D8ED56113A5E057F408B0E333F2E4495CBDBE8F801E4273369A66

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CRC32	9C10F5F2
FileName	58861
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PackageDescription	Smart replacement for plain tuple used in __version__ (Python 2) versiontools is a Python module providing a smart replacement for plain tuple used in __version__. It has following features: . * A piece of code that allows you to keep a single version definition inside your package or module. No more hacks in setup.py, no more duplicates in setup.py and somewhere else. Just one version per package. * Version objects can produce nice version strings for released files that are compliant with PEP 386. Releases, alphas, betas, development snaphots. All of those get good version strings out of the box. * Version objects understand the VCS used by your project. Git, Mercurial and Bazaar are supported out of the box. Custom systems can be added by 3rd party plugins. * Version object that compares as a tuple of values and sorts properly. * Zero-dependency install! If all you care about is handling setup() to get nice tarball names then you don’t need to depend on versiontools (no setup_requires, no install_requires!). You will need to bundle a small support module though. . This is the Python 2 version of the package.
PackageMaintainer	Ubuntu Developers <ubuntu-devel-discuss@lists.ubuntu.com>
PackageName	python-versiontools
PackageSection	python
PackageVersion	1.9.1-2
ProductCode	184820
RDS:package_id	184820
SHA-1	4058B8645EBDF6B2B737B964908220002021CC1D
SHA-256	9555D26572D37643406AB3436868024813168D834BB3A60398BC9F9DB3AA35A5
SpecialCode
db	nsrl_legacy
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PackageDescription	Smart replacement for plain tuple used in __version__ (Python 3) versiontools is a Python module providing a smart replacement for plain tuple used in __version__. It has following features: . * A piece of code that allows you to keep a single version definition inside your package or module. No more hacks in setup.py, no more duplicates in setup.py and somewhere else. Just one version per package. * Version objects can produce nice version strings for released files that are compliant with PEP 386. Releases, alphas, betas, development snaphots. All of those get good version strings out of the box. * Version objects understand the VCS used by your project. Git, Mercurial and Bazaar are supported out of the box. Custom systems can be added by 3rd party plugins. * Version object that compares as a tuple of values and sorts properly. * Zero-dependency install! If all you care about is handling setup() to get nice tarball names then you don’t need to depend on versiontools (no setup_requires, no install_requires!). You will need to bundle a small support module though. . This is the Python 3 version of the package.
PackageMaintainer	Benjamin Drung <benjamin.drung@profitbricks.com>
PackageName	python3-versiontools
PackageSection	python
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SHA-1	325719DACC1358DF8B74B74F59C0856AA46B66D8
SHA-256	F88D21E87DBA540510C1A2D533EE9521EF60F2C6026D7DE42F5B2A6F87518DF0

Key	Value
FileSize	15490
MD5	EB93CC2A34538FC61F1B38BCC0E2F000
PackageDescription	Smart replacement for plain tuple used in __version__ (Python 2) versiontools is a Python module providing a smart replacement for plain tuple used in __version__. It has following features: . * A piece of code that allows you to keep a single version definition inside your package or module. No more hacks in setup.py, no more duplicates in setup.py and somewhere else. Just one version per package. * Version objects can produce nice version strings for released files that are compliant with PEP 386. Releases, alphas, betas, development snaphots. All of those get good version strings out of the box. * Version objects understand the VCS used by your project. Git, Mercurial and Bazaar are supported out of the box. Custom systems can be added by 3rd party plugins. * Version object that compares as a tuple of values and sorts properly. * Zero-dependency install! If all you care about is handling setup() to get nice tarball names then you don’t need to depend on versiontools (no setup_requires, no install_requires!). You will need to bundle a small support module though. . This is the Python 2 version of the package.
PackageMaintainer	Benjamin Drung <benjamin.drung@profitbricks.com>
PackageName	python-versiontools
PackageSection	python
PackageVersion	1.9.1-2
SHA-1	D290FAA39EF536C7A37BC89420C508FC5058E7F6
SHA-256	933C7088EB441D45595148471F980D48D54B01D4BBF4B397AB3BE002F445E48E

Key	Value
FileSize	15508
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PackageDescription	Smart replacement for plain tuple used in __version__ (Python 3) versiontools is a Python module providing a smart replacement for plain tuple used in __version__. It has following features: . * A piece of code that allows you to keep a single version definition inside your package or module. No more hacks in setup.py, no more duplicates in setup.py and somewhere else. Just one version per package. * Version objects can produce nice version strings for released files that are compliant with PEP 386. Releases, alphas, betas, development snaphots. All of those get good version strings out of the box. * Version objects understand the VCS used by your project. Git, Mercurial and Bazaar are supported out of the box. Custom systems can be added by 3rd party plugins. * Version object that compares as a tuple of values and sorts properly. * Zero-dependency install! If all you care about is handling setup() to get nice tarball names then you don’t need to depend on versiontools (no setup_requires, no install_requires!). You will need to bundle a small support module though. . This is the Python 3 version of the package.
PackageMaintainer	Benjamin Drung <benjamin.drung@profitbricks.com>
PackageName	python3-versiontools
PackageSection	python
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SHA-1	00B70A8C49D137057C4130C42375E3C0C4D31A40
SHA-256	87874341F8EA4BEE03A81DC697BF271EB3DF200433C040521A6115E95A99FB7D