Reverse Dependencies of versioningit

The following projects have a declared dependency on versioningit:

• adaptive — Parallel active learning of mathematical functions
• adaptive-scheduler — Run many `adaptive.Learner`s on many cores (>10k) using `mpi4py.futures`, `ipyparallel`, `dask-mpi`, or `process-pool`.
• aiorequestful — An asynchronous HTTP and RESTful API requests framework for asyncio and Python
• anydyce — Visualization tools for dyce
• broadbean — Package for easily generating and manipulating signal pulses.
• caf.base — Package Description
• caf.space — Easily generate translations between zoning systems
• caf.toolkit — A toolkit of transport planning and appraisal functionalities
• calver-auto-release — Automatically create GitHub releases using Calendar Versioning (CalVer)
• dbt-contracts — Enforce standards for your dbt projects through automated checks and generators
• dyce — Simple Python tools for exploring dice outcomes and other finite discrete probabilities
• eaps2000 — Elektro-Automatik Series PS 2000 Python Controller
• easycrystallography — Crystallography in EasyScience
• easydiffraction — Making diffraction data analysis and modelling easy
• edgeiq — Build computer vision applications for the edge quickly and easily.
• metalpy — Essential tools and libraries for SimPEG and related workflows.
• musify — A Swiss Army knife for programmatic music library management
• numerary — Python hacks for type-checking numbers
• pipefunc — A Python library for defining, managing, and executing function pipelines.
• plottr — A tool for live plotting and processing data
• pysuso — Sudoku sovler written in Python
• qcodes — Python-based data acquisition framework developed by the Copenhagen / Delft / Sydney / Microsoft quantum computing consortium
• qcodes-contrib-drivers — User contributed drivers for QCoDeS
• qcodes-loop — Features previously in QCoDeS
• QuMADA — Measurement Abstraction and Database Access layer for QCoDeS
• yaml2bib — Convert a yaml file containing (key -> DOI) pairs to bib file with the correct journal abbreviations.