How to use the mike.versions.Versions.loads function in mike
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jimporter / mike / test / unit / test_versions.py View on Github 
def test_loads(self):
versions = Versions.loads(
'[' +
'{"version": "2.0", "title": "2.0.2", "aliases": ["latest"]}, ' +
'{"version": "1.0", "title": "1.0.1", "aliases": ["stable"]}' +
']'
)
self.assertEqual(list(versions), [
VersionInfo('2.0', '2.0.2', aliases={'latest'}),
VersionInfo('1.0', '1.0.1', aliases={'stable'}),
])mike
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