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Enterprise-Grade OpenSource CMDB with flexible data model.

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Name	Modified	Size	InfoDownloads / Week
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1.3.2.tar.gz	2020-09-28	1.8 MB	0
1.3.2.zip	2020-09-28	2.6 MB	0
README.md	2020-09-28	601 Bytes	0
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DATAGERRY - Version 1.3.2

Bug

[NET-531] - Category Management: subcategories can't be sorted
[NET-564] - Wrong datatype for public ID in CSV exports in some cases
[NET-572] - OpenNMS Exporter stops if object has invalid IP

See https://files.datagerry.com/1.3.0 for download

Source: README.md, updated 2020-09-28

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DATAGERRY - Version 1.3.2

Bug