Updated dev install instructions#1622
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Thanks, I'm not sure cloning your fork is necessary and a few other details, but that's nickpicking and I love seeing activity on this repo. Merging. |
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I'm open to nitpicks! It felt more "correct" than instructing to clone from |
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Well, it's infinite bike shedding if we discuss details like this; I prefer your evergy to be focused on improving more docs :-) |
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Ha fair enough. I'm starting on another issue, will tack on some minor cleanup in that one |
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I was going to pick up an issue to work on in the repository and noticed the development installation docs were a little old and could use some freshening up. I chose to add instructions for what I felt were the three most likely tools people would use, Python and pip directly, conda, and uv.
One question I had while working on this... Is
nodestill a dev env requirement? Looking at thepackage.jsonit appears to just copy a stylesheet for the static pages? Is there a lighter touch way to set that up or should I retain the mentions and instructions fornode?