Switch to pip install in documentation. Ignore build directory.#55
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cmarmo wants to merge 1 commit intoKeck-DataReductionPipelines:documentationfrom
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Switch to pip install in documentation. Ignore build directory.#55cmarmo wants to merge 1 commit intoKeck-DataReductionPipelines:documentationfrom
cmarmo wants to merge 1 commit intoKeck-DataReductionPipelines:documentationfrom
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Yup! These are changes I have been thinking about for a while but never got around to. I will merge this in with the next release. |
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Dear maintainer(s),
while installing for the first time the framework on a Linux system (Fedora) following the documentation I faced some issues.
python setup.py installdoes not allow to install if the installation is not performed withsudoaccess (as expected)extension_helpersnot being installed (related to the deprecation of theastropy_helpersmodule).To avoid these issues I'm proposing to modify the documentation and use
This allows to install without
sudorights even without virtual environment and it also manages the dependencies correctly.In addition, I have added a
.gitignorespecific to the documentation directory.Thanks for considering this pull request!