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As part of #579 , I have changed the many pip install commands in the docs to uv sync, but really the docs need a wider restructure.
There are currently installation instructions for each module. But arguably we don't even need to install each module separately any more, and in fact uv will uninstall all other modules if you do that, which was not what the pip install version of the docs had in mind.
Sometimes the intent of the docs is not clear to me in other ways - eg. the pixl_export/README.md formerly had separate prod and dev installation instructions, which conflicts with the fact that in prod the exporter is always installed in a Docker image (except when running pytest directly).
Sometimes the docs ask you to install various dependencies manually (eg. postgres) which I think should now be dealt with by the pyproject.toml.
Do we want to delete instructions for conda and venv and effectively make uv compulsory? Would need to add some docs for how to install python with uv, maybe link to the slab doc.
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As part of #579 , I have changed the many
pip install
commands in the docs touv sync
, but really the docs need a wider restructure.There are currently installation instructions for each module. But arguably we don't even need to install each module separately any more, and in fact
uv
will uninstall all other modules if you do that, which was not what thepip install
version of the docs had in mind.Sometimes the intent of the docs is not clear to me in other ways - eg. the
pixl_export/README.md
formerly had separate prod and dev installation instructions, which conflicts with the fact that in prod the exporter is always installed in a Docker image (except when running pytest directly).Sometimes the docs ask you to install various dependencies manually (eg. postgres) which I think should now be dealt with by the pyproject.toml.
Do we want to delete instructions for conda and venv and effectively make uv compulsory? Would need to add some docs for how to install python with uv, maybe link to the slab doc.
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: