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#: ../../csw-support.rst:4
msgid "CSW Support"
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#: ../../csw-support.rst:7
msgid "Versions"
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#: ../../csw-support.rst:9
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"pycsw supports both CSW 2.0.2 and 3.0.0 versions by default.  In "
"alignment with the CSW specifications, the default version returned is "
"the latest supported version.  That is, pycsw will always behave like a "
"3.0.0 CSW unless the client explicitly requests a 2.0.2 CSW."
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#: ../../csw-support.rst:14
msgid ""
"The sample URLs below provide examples of how requests behaves against "
"various/missing/default version parameters."
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msgid "Request Examples"
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"The best place to look for sample requests is within the `tests/` "
"directory, which provides numerous examples of all supported APIs and "
"requests."
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#: ../../csw-support.rst:30
msgid "Additional examples:"
msgstr ""

#: ../../csw-support.rst:32
msgid "`Data.gov CSW HowTo v2.0`_"
msgstr ""

#: ../../csw-support.rst:33
msgid "`pycsw Quickstart on OSGeoLive`_"
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