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str() doesn't work as expected
See original GitHub issueWhen I parse a version string into a SemVer dict, I would expect str(semver_variable) to return a concatenated string.
Is there a best practice here? I’d really like to store my variable as a SemVer, but I have to print it often, so having a simple pattern for doing so would be great.
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Yep! Close away - thanks so much for your help and responsiveness!
@tomschr you are 100% allowed to follow this path to improve python-semver! Could you summarize what is locking in #229 ?