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The poetry package manager has a semver implementation poetry.core.semver:
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https://github.com/python-poetry/poetry-core/tree/master/src/poetry/core/semver
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There is also a standalone package called poetry semver (although it is no longer maintained):
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https://github.com/python-poetry/semver
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I was just wondering if you've encountered either of those, and if so, how does this package differ from those two?
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Thank you @Greedquest for your input.
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I haven't encountered this part of poetry. It's the first time. 😉 Looks interesting, thanks for the pointer!
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I was just wondering if you've encountered either of those, and if so, how does this package differ from those two?
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Well, from a first glance, the poetry.core.semver.Version class is based on dataclasses whereas semver is not. Furthermore, semver currently doesn't support version ranges which the other lib does support (we have an open issue for that #241). However, the most important difference is that poetry.core.semver.Version is not maintained anymore.
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The design and naming are a bit different between both, but from a basic idea they work the same. I assume, when dataclasses were introduced, semver already existed.
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