Update pybiolib to 1.2.221

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Update pybiolib: 1.2.218 → 1.2.221

Info	Link or Description
Recipe	recipes/pybiolib (click to view/edit other files)
Summary	BioLib Python Client
Home	https://github.com/biolib
Releases	https://pypi.org/pypi/pybiolib/json
Recipe Maintainer(s)	@acaprez

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This pull request introduces an update to the meta.yaml file for the pybiolib package. The version number has been incremented from 1.2.218 to 1.2.221. Along with this version change, the SHA256 checksum for the source tarball has been modified to reflect the new version. The previous checksum ea2a905f7dba6c18aec2080ca25f33f1ee0f5bd68855a10532c17799a955c64e has been replaced with the new checksum cba8e863eec447c4290e0a103657d9d8d83fccb79a7088e0f5b15176574da263. No additional modifications to the structure, dependencies, or other sections of the meta.yaml file have been made in this update.

Possibly related PRs

• Update pybiolib to 1.2.181 #51015: Updates the pybiolib package version from 1.2.174 to 1.2.181, modifying the same meta.yaml file.
• Update pybiolib to 1.2.185 #51053: Updates the pybiolib package version from 1.2.181 to 1.2.185, also changing the meta.yaml file.
• Update pybiolib to 1.2.188 #51299: Updates the pybiolib package version from 1.2.185 to 1.2.188, continuing the version updates in the meta.yaml file.
• Update pybiolib to 1.2.197 #51396: Updates the pybiolib package version from 1.2.188 to 1.2.197, further modifying the meta.yaml file.
• Update pybiolib to 1.2.205 #51549: Updates the pybiolib package version from 1.2.197 to 1.2.205, again altering the meta.yaml file.
• Update pybiolib to 1.2.211 #51660: Updates the pybiolib package version from 1.2.205 to 1.2.211, continuing the updates in the meta.yaml file.
• Update pybiolib to 1.2.216 #51667: Updates the pybiolib package version from 1.2.211 to 1.2.216, which is the latest version update in the meta.yaml file.

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The pull request introduces modifications to the meta.yaml file for the pybiolib package. Specifically, the version number has been incremented from 1.2.218 to 1.2.221. Alongside this version update, the SHA256 checksum for the source tarball has also been revised, changing from ea2a905f7dba6c18aec2080ca25f33f1ee0f5bd68855a10532c17799a955c64e to cba8e863eec447c4290e0a103657d9d8d83fccb79a7088e0f5b15176574da263. No additional alterations to the structure, dependencies, or other sections of the meta.yaml file have been made in this update.

Possibly related PRs

• Update pybiolib to 1.2.181 #51015: Updates the pybiolib package version from 1.2.174 to 1.2.181, a direct predecessor to the main PR.
• Update pybiolib to 1.2.185 #51053: Updates the pybiolib package version from 1.2.181 to 1.2.185, continuing the version progression.
• Update pybiolib to 1.2.188 #51299: Updates the pybiolib package version from 1.2.185 to 1.2.188, further extending the version history.
• Update pybiolib to 1.2.197 #51396: Updates the pybiolib package version from 1.2.188 to 1.2.197, maintaining continuity in version updates.
• Update pybiolib to 1.2.205 #51549: Updates the pybiolib package version from 1.2.197 to 1.2.205, part of ongoing version updates.
• Update pybiolib to 1.2.211 #51660: Updates the pybiolib package version from 1.2.205 to 1.2.211, continuing the version update sequence.
• Update pybiolib to 1.2.216 #51667: Updates the pybiolib package version from 1.2.211 to 1.2.216, the latest version before the main PR's update to 1.2.221.

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