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Adding conda info for libraries, polishing #462
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i think all this above is superfluous, and we are just duplicating what is writte in the build_requirements.txt
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Agreed, please refer to the requirement file and do not duplicate content. This would inevitably go out of date.
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OK. I'll. close this PR
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Each of the above libraries can be installed using `conda` or `pip`. | ||
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These libraries are needed for local documentation rendering, a critical check *before* creating pull requests (PR), and updating existing PR. |
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please remove this sentence, I don't think it adds much. We are already saying what the requirements are, the word says it all :)
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OK
Consensus: does. not add substantively to the "getting started" process. |
This is a small PR to add info about using the Anaconda implementation of Python for Kokkos documentation work. It attempts to distinguish conda and pip resources, where necessary, and adds touches of polish here and there.