As of version 0.7.0, reuse is used instead of fsfe-reuse.
If you still depend on fsfe-reuse, then you will automatically get the latest version of reuse. This dummy package depends on reuse.
If you depend on a specific older version of fsfe-reuse, then you will continue to get that version.
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Release files for fsfe-reuse 1.0.0
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