Closed morrissharp closed 2 years ago
Currently the installation is done using "pip install -e .", but this will change when the library is officially released. When we add an official version in PyPi, the installation will be done using "pip install raimitigations". However, I think it's important to leave the instructions of how to install it even though the official version is not out yet. We can then change this pretty easily. Thanks for pointing this out!
When it is officially released, I think it is fine to leave pip install -e .
as a secondary option for installation. Here is an example of a library I was just looking at that has this: https://github.com/py-why/dowhy#id7
Nice! It's good to have these examples. Then I'll leave the pip install -e .
even after the official package is released.
I have noticed that there are no installation instructions in the main README.md as well as the documentation.