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DOC: better installation instructions #474
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sudo python setup.py install | ||
pip install --user . | ||
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or you work inside a virtualenv_. |
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+1 fwiw ;-)
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To run an extended test suite that validates ``nibabel`` for long-running and resource-intensive cases, please see :ref:`advanced_testing`. | ||
To run an extended test suite that validates ``nibabel`` for long-running and | ||
resource-intensive cases, please see :ref:`advanced_testing`. |
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I didn't know... Need to read on ;-)
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Don't advise sudo, it's a terrible idea. Make clear the difference between a "source" install and a "development" install.
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I'm not sure what to make of the Donald Stufft article - I guess that we should expect The datalad idea as I understand it is to add So, yes, maybe. I wish I had a clearer feeling for how |
On Sat, 06 Aug 2016, Matthew Brett wrote:
or more "to pin point specific versions in particular deployments"
yeap. This way, for instance, pip install nibabel could install the |
OK to leave better requirements handling for a later PR? |
if you mean "let's merge this one now and improve later with another PR", then +1 on my side ;) |
Don't advise sudo, it's a terrible idea.
Make clear the difference between a "source" install and a "development"
install.