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CMDBase utils
Shared utilities for CMDBase and command-line tool interacting with the REST API.
⚠️ This project is in very early alpha status. It is not suitable for production yet. Breaking API changes and modifications of key concepts are still very likely to occur.
Getting started
See CMDBase documentation on readthedocs.io.
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See CMDBase source code on gitlab.com.
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