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Update documentation to cover installation of all dependencies #961
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In some cases, third-party packages need to be installed, for example, because they are required by some model providers and some file formats. To ensure such cases are handled you can install every dependency which will give you access to all models currently supported by `jupyter-ai`. To install every dependency, run (and then restart JupyterLab): |
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In some cases, third-party packages need to be installed, for example, because they are required by some model providers and some file formats. To ensure such cases are handled you can install every dependency which will give you access to all models currently supported by `jupyter-ai`. To install every dependency, run (and then restart JupyterLab): | |
You may need to install third-party packages, for example, to use some model providers and some file formats with Jupyter AI. To handle all supported use cases, you can install every dependency, which will give you access to all models currently supported by `jupyter-ai`. To install every dependency, run the following command, and then restart JupyterLab: |
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…erlab#961) * Update documentation to cover installation of all dependencies * Update documentation * update documentation
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Fixes issue #958
Based also on https://discourse.jupyter.org/t/missing-some-providers-in-jupyter-ai/27600
Added documentation to direct users to install all dependencies, the updated install instruction section is as follows: