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docs: update session.md #4101
docs: update session.md #4101
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programatically -> programmatically Signed-off-by: Ikko Eltociear Ashimine <eltociear@gmail.com>
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Thanks!
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Thank you @eltociear!
@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ for the underlying **`KedroContext`**; if specified, this will update (and there | |||
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Both `bootstrap_project` and `configure_project` handle the setup of a Kedro project, but there are subtle differences: `bootstrap_project` is used for project mode, and `configure_project` is used for packaged mode. | |||
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Kedro's CLI runs the functions at startup as part of `kedro run` so in most cases you don't need to call these functions. If you want to [interact with a Kedro project programatically in an interactive session such as Notebook](../notebooks_and_ipython/kedro_and_notebooks.md#reload_kedro-line-magic), use `%reload_kedro` line magic with Jupyter or IPython. Only use these functions directly if none of these methods work. | |||
Kedro's CLI runs the functions at startup as part of `kedro run` so in most cases you don't need to call these functions. If you want to [interact with a Kedro project programmatically in an interactive session such as Notebook](../notebooks_and_ipython/kedro_and_notebooks.md#reload_kedro-line-magic), use `%reload_kedro` line magic with Jupyter or IPython. Only use these functions directly if none of these methods work. |
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Kedro's CLI runs the functions at startup as part of `kedro run` so in most cases you don't need to call these functions. If you want to [interact with a Kedro project programmatically in an interactive session such as Notebook](../notebooks_and_ipython/kedro_and_notebooks.md#reload_kedro-line-magic), use `%reload_kedro` line magic with Jupyter or IPython. Only use these functions directly if none of these methods work. | |
Kedro's CLI runs the functions at startup as part of `kedro run` so in most cases you don't need to call these functions. If you want to [interact with a Kedro project programmatically in an interactive session such as Notebook](../notebooks_and_ipython/kedro_and_notebooks.md#reload_kedro-line-magic), use `%reload_kedro` line magic with Jupyter or IPython. |
Removing this sentence, I don't think it adds anything. Whoever is looking at this page is not using kedro run
nor %load_ext kedro
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Signed-off-by: Juan Luis Cano Rodríguez <hello@juanlu.space>
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programatically -> programmatically
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