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[**`v1.0.8`**](https://github.com/MrShoenel/metrics-as-scores/tree/v1.0.8)
and **`v2.x.x`**.

The current version is `v2.7.0`.
The current version is `v2.8.0`.

From version **`v2.x.x`** it has the following new features:

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