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Install required packages for multi-stage notebooks using %pip
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@@ -61,6 +61,16 @@ | |||
"### Import required libraries and functions" |
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can you pls remove this line? we added this into the first notebook, I assume we did not need it here anymore.
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Seems safer to leave it here, just in case? That way you can run the notebooks in separate containers for now, but it'll still work once we shift to a single container.
@karlhigley I am approving this. Will create another PR to change the |
This makes it a little easier to run the multi-stage example notebooks. One open question I have is if we should update the README in that example's directory (which contains installation instructions that are no longer needed), or remove that README altogether (since there are no additional instructions there beyond what's required for the other examples AFAIK.)