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From: Kurt Jaeger <lists@opsec.eu>
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Subject: Re: iocage
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Hi!

> I see that sysutils/iocage has been removed. However, the current version
> of py-iocage is two releases old and is lacking some features that iocage
> provided. Can that get upgraded so it is possible to switch without losing
> necessary functionality?

There are two ports:

sysutils/py3-iocage, @0.9.7, which requires python 3.6 and higher
and
sysutils/py-iocage, @0.9.5, which probably can be upgraded to 0.9.6
at most, due to the py3 requirement.

So, what's the problem with py3-iocage ?

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