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While reviewing the requirements.txt file in the repository, I noticed that some dependencies are referenced via local file paths (e.g., @ file://...). While this may work within the specific context of the development environment, it could lead to resolution issues when attempting to install these dependencies on different systems.
This might prevent the successful setup of the project in environments other than the one it was developed in. To enhance cross-platform compatibility, it would be beneficial to reference packages that can be installed directly via package managers like pip, which are universally accessible.
Looking forward to any updates on this matter and happy to contribute to a solution if needed.
Best regards,
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Thank you for your prompt attention to the issue I raised regarding the dependencies in the requirements.txt file. It's great to hear that the file has been updated. This change will undoubtedly make it easier for a wider community of developers to set up and contribute to the project.
I appreciate the quick response and the action taken. If there's anything else I can assist with or any further suggestions I can provide, please feel free to reach out.
Hello,
While reviewing the requirements.txt file in the repository, I noticed that some dependencies are referenced via local file paths (e.g., @ file://...). While this may work within the specific context of the development environment, it could lead to resolution issues when attempting to install these dependencies on different systems.
This might prevent the successful setup of the project in environments other than the one it was developed in. To enhance cross-platform compatibility, it would be beneficial to reference packages that can be installed directly via package managers like pip, which are universally accessible.
Looking forward to any updates on this matter and happy to contribute to a solution if needed.
Best regards,
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: