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maint: switch local install description to use uv #1401
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Closes #1409 |
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@PGijsbers @SubhadityaMukherjee I recommend reading the new documentation files as markdown in the branch instead of via the file differences. |
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Minor mistakes
Co-authored-by: Pieter Gijsbers <p.gijsbers@tue.nl>
| However, it is also possible to use the [openml-python docker image](https://github.com/openml/openml-python/blob/main/docker/readme.md) for testing and building documentation. Moreover, feel free to use any alternative package managers, such as `pip`. | ||
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| 1. To ensure a smooth development experience, we recommend using the `uv` package manager. Thus, first install `uv`. If any Python version already exists on your system, follow the steps below, otherwise see [here](https://docs.astral.sh/uv/getting-started/installation/). |
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Why is it smooth for anyone who hasnt used uv? Maybe link to something that justifies using it would be a little nicer here I think. Guess probably something like this but more formal?
Make onboarding easier by switching to uv for the install.