to create packages in the Creating Packages section later. The equivalent of the conanfile.txt in form of Conan recipe could look like this: Listing 27: conanfile.py from conan import ConanFile class The recipe revision is the hash that can be seen together with the package name and version in the form pkgname/ version#recipe_revision or pkgname/version@user/channel#recipe_revision. The recipe revision the same constraints as the name attribute. In case the version follows semantic versioning in the form X.Y.Z-pre1+build2, that value might be used for requiring this package through version ranges instead

to create packages in the Creating Packages section later. The equivalent of the conanfile.txt in form of Conan recipe could look like this: Listing 28: conanfile.py from conan import ConanFile class The recipe revision is the hash that can be seen together with the package name and version in the form pkgname/ version#recipe_revision or pkgname/version@user/channel#recipe_revision. The recipe revision the same constraints as the name attribute. In case the version follows semantic versioning in the form X.Y.Z-pre1+build2, that value might be used for requiring this package through version ranges instead

to create packages in the Creating Packages section later. The equivalent of the conanfile.txt in form of Conan recipe could look like this: Listing 28: conanfile.py from conan import ConanFile class The recipe revision is the hash that can be seen together with the package name and version in the form pkgname/ version#recipe_revision or pkgname/version@user/channel#recipe_revision. The recipe revision the same constraints as the name attribute. In case the version follows semantic versioning in the form X.Y.Z-pre1+build2, that value might be used for requiring this package through version ranges instead

to create packages in the Creating Packages section later. The equivalent of the conanfile.txt in form of Conan recipe could look like this: Listing 28: conanfile.py from conan import ConanFile class The recipe revision is the hash that can be seen together with the package name and version in the form pkgname/ version#recipe_revision or pkgname/version@user/channel#recipe_revision. The recipe revision the same constraints as the name attribute. In case the version follows semantic versioning in the form X.Y.Z-pre1+build2, that value might be used for requiring this package through version ranges instead

to create packages in the Creating Packages section later. The equivalent of the conanfile.txt in form of Conan recipe could look like this: Listing 28: conanfile.py from conan import ConanFile class The recipe revision is the hash that can be seen together with the package name and version in the form pkgname/ version#recipe_revision or pkgname/version@user/channel#recipe_revision. The recipe revision the same constraints as the name attribute. In case the version follows semantic versioning in the form X.Y.Z-pre1+build2, that value might be used for requiring this package through version ranges instead

to create packages in the Creating Packages section later. The equivalent of the conanfile.txt in form of Conan recipe could look like this: Listing 28: conanfile.py from conan import ConanFile class The recipe revision is the hash that can be seen together with the package name and version in the form pkgname/ version#recipe_revision or pkgname/version@user/channel#recipe_revision. The recipe revision the same constraints as the name attribute. In case the version follows semantic versioning in the form X.Y.Z-pre1+build2, that value might be used for requiring this package through version ranges instead

to create packages in the Creating Packages section later. The equivalent of the conanfile.txt in form of Conan recipe could look like this: Listing 28: conanfile.py from conan import ConanFile class The recipe revision is the hash that can be seen together with the package name and version in the form pkgname/ version#recipe_revision or pkgname/version@user/channel#recipe_revision. The recipe revision the same constraints as the name attribute. In case the version follows semantic versioning in the form X.Y.Z-pre1+build2, that value might be used for requiring this package through version ranges instead

to create packages in the Creating Packages section later. The equivalent of the conanfile.txt in form of Conan recipe could look like this: Listing 28: conanfile.py from conan import ConanFile class The recipe revision is the hash that can be seen together with the package name and version in the form pkgname/ version#recipe_revision or pkgname/version@user/channel#recipe_revision. The recipe revision the same constraints as the name attribute. In case the version follows semantic versioning in the form X.Y.Z-pre1+build2, that value might be used for requiring this package through version ranges instead

to create packages in the Creating Packages section later. The equivalent of the conanfile.txt in form of Conan recipe could look like this: Listing 28: conanfile.py from conan import ConanFile class The recipe revision is the hash that can be seen together with the package name and version in the form pkgname/ version#recipe_revision or pkgname/version@user/channel#recipe_revision. The recipe revision the same constraints as the name attribute. In case the version follows semantic versioning in the form X.Y.Z-pre1+build2, that value might be used for requiring this package through version ranges instead

to create packages in the Creating Packages section later. The equivalent of the conanfile.txt in form of Conan recipe could look like this: Listing 28: conanfile.py from conan import ConanFile class The recipe revision is the hash that can be seen together with the package name and version in the form pkgname/ version#recipe_revision or pkgname/version@user/channel#recipe_revision. The recipe revision the same constraints as the name attribute. In case the version follows semantic versioning in the form X.Y.Z-pre1+build2, that value might be used for requiring this package through version ranges instead