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Let’s say you have a dependency on the package foo which is only compatible with Python <3.0 up to version 1.9 and compatible with Python 3.4+ from version 2.0: you would declare it like so:
In the 1.2 docs the dependency specs have been updated without the corresponding updates required to the text above it. I.e. 1.2 docs are:
Let’s say you have a dependency on the package foo which is only compatible with Python <3.0 up to version 1.9 and compatible with Python 3.4+ from version 2.0: you would declare it like so:
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The docs for Multiple Constraint Dependencies was updated for version 1.2 . It was previously:
Let’s say you have a dependency on the package foo which is only compatible with Python <3.0 up to version 1.9 and compatible with Python 3.4+ from version 2.0: you would declare it like so:
In the 1.2 docs the dependency specs have been updated without the corresponding updates required to the text above it. I.e. 1.2 docs are:
Let’s say you have a dependency on the package foo which is only compatible with Python <3.0 up to version 1.9 and compatible with Python 3.4+ from version 2.0: you would declare it like so:
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