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Expand Up @@ -305,7 +305,9 @@ latest *snapshot* and can signify when a new snapshot of the repository is
available. The *snapshot* role indicates the latest version of all the TUF
metadata files (other than *timestamp*). The *targets* role lists the
available target files (in our case, it will be all files on PyPI under the
/simple and /packages directories). Each top-level role will serve its
/simple and /packages directories). These target files do not need to be
URIs or relative files on the same repository as long as they can be accessed
by anyone performing an update. Each top-level role will serve its
responsibilities without exception. Figure 1 provides a table of the roles
used in TUF.

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