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The YAML specification for EPrints Ingredients is a work in progress. Do not assume the information currently provided below is complete or not subject to change.

For future versions of ingredients for EPrints to better support release numbers, which will be more strictly controlled in EPrints 3.5. A YAML specification for an ingredient has been defined. This specification must be used to create a component.yml file in the top-level directory of each ingredient.

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	For future versions of ingredients for EPrints to better support release numbers, which will be more strictly controlled in EPrints 3.5. A YAML specification for an ingredient has been defined. This specification must be used to create a '''component.yml''' file in the top-level directory of each ingredient.		For future versions of ingredients for EPrints to better support release numbers, which will be more strictly controlled in EPrints 3.5. A YAML specification for an ingredient has been defined. This specification must be used to create a '''component.yml''' file in the top-level directory of each ingredient.