Revision 0.2.6a
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- UNSTABLE ALPHA RELEASE.
- Default timeout/retries set to net-snmp default values.
- AES cipher now supported.

Revision 0.2.5a
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- UNSTABLE ALPHA RELEASE.
- The snmptranslate tool implemented.
- The -d and -D debugging parameters implemented.
- Minor fixes.

Revision 0.2.4a
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- UNSTABLE ALPHA RELEASE.
- pysnmp*walk tools modified to stop walking MIB on end-of-table rather 
  than on end-of-mib to match net-snmp tools behaviour.
- Bugfix to c/l params scanner -- allow other some printables other
  than alphas and numerics.
- Handle syntax-less OID's whenever reported by broken Agents

Revision 0.2.3a
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- UNSTABLE EARLY ALPHA RELEASE.
- Adjusted to changed SMI model (in pysnmp 4.1.5a)
- Minor fixes to Object Name command-line parser

Revision 0.2.2a
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- UNSTABLE EARLY ALPHA RELEASE.
- Adjusted to changed pysnmp.entity.config.addV3User() API
- Fixes to command-line SNMPv3 protocols parser

Revision 0.2.1a
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- UNSTABLE EARLY ALPHA RELEASE.
- Re-worked to run on top of the latest pysnmp API (4.1.x)
- CLI internals have been re-designed towards clearer modularity
  (see cli/base.py CVS log for details)
- pysnmpset/pysnmpwalk/pysnmpbulkwalk tools added

Revision 0.1.1a
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- UNSTABLE EARLY ALPHA RELEASE.
- Fixed long-pending typo in usage formatting

Revision 0.1.0a
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- UNSTABLE EARLY ALPHA RELEASE.
- Re-worked to run on top of the latest pysnmp API (4.x)
- SPARK-based parser used for c/l parsing
- Rudimental API versioning implemented to let incompatible package
  branches to co-exist within the same Python installation.

Revision 0.0.3
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- Bugfix to scripts installation directive at setup.py. All apps
  now install as 'scripts'.
- CLI classes adjucted to match new abstract ASN1 classes API

Revision 0.0.2
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- Bugfix to pysnmpwalk -- must always send Null value in request
  variable-bindings.

Revision 0.0.1
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- PySNMP-based applications split off the pysnmp package and re-released
  on their own
- The command line interface to SNMP tools previously shipped along with PySNMP
  not reworked for a more consistent design and re-released within pysnmp-apps.
