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Install Python tutorials #6530
Install Python tutorials #6530
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I know we have previously discussed that `TYPE DOC` should be used, but unfortunately i'm not sure that will work here, because doc/tutorial directory is already occupied by C++ tutorials, and i don't think they should be mixed. I'm open to alternative suggestions.
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LGTM with a nitpick
Yeah, I think this is fine for now. We'd need to adjust our directory structure to be able to use |
@alexreinking thank you! |
* Install Python tutorials I know we have previously discussed that `TYPE DOC` should be used, but unfortunately i'm not sure that will work here, because doc/tutorial directory is already occupied by C++ tutorials, and i don't think they should be mixed. I'm open to alternative suggestions. (cherry picked from commit bce2ef4)
* Install Python tutorials I know we have previously discussed that `TYPE DOC` should be used, but unfortunately i'm not sure that will work here, because doc/tutorial directory is already occupied by C++ tutorials, and i don't think they should be mixed. I'm open to alternative suggestions. (cherry picked from commit bce2ef4)
I know we have previously discussed that
TYPE DOC
should be used,but unfortunately i'm not sure that will work here,
because doc/tutorial directory is already occupied by C++ tutorials,
and i don't think they should be mixed.
I'm open to alternative suggestions.