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Update README.md #76

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FWuellhorst Apr 18, 2024
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check if git lfs is installed for the requierment Buildings
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Expand Up @@ -33,8 +33,10 @@ To install all dependencies, you need python installed (>= 3.7).
If you don't have python or don't want to install it, just clone the required libraries manually.
You can extract the relevant information from the `dependencies.cfg` script.

Using the script, it's just:
**Note:** The requirement `Buildings` requires git large-file-storage (`git lfs`). Either install it
or, in a command line on windows, run: `set GIT_LFS_SKIP_SMUDGE=1`.
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set GIT_LFS_SKIP_SMUDGE is only working if git lfs is already installed.

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Okay, thanks for checking. Can you add a os.system in the python script to raise an error if git lfs is not installed in that case?


To install, open a command line interface in the folder of BESMod and run:
```python
python install_dependencies.py full
```
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