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Move python dependency into its own line #1491
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WalkthroughThe changes in the pull request focus on updating the installation instructions in the Changes
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: Approve the change with a minor suggestion.The modification successfully addresses the PR objective by separating the Python installation from other dependencies. This change allows users who don't need Python to skip its installation easily. However, to further improve clarity and efficiency, consider the following suggestion:
Consider combining the two
apt-get
commands into a single line using&&
for better readability and efficiency:sudo apt-get install python && sudo apt-get install git curl build-essential libtool automake pkg-config cmake
This change maintains the separation of Python installation while reducing the number of lines in the instructions.
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: Confirm alignment with PR objectives and suggest an improvement.This change successfully addresses the objectives outlined in the PR and issue #1486. By separating the Python installation, users who don't require Python can easily skip that step without manually editing the command.
To further improve the user experience, consider adding a comment explaining why Python is installed separately. This would help users understand the reasoning behind the split installation commands.
Consider adding a comment above the installation commands:
# Python is installed separately to allow users to skip it if not needed sudo apt-get install python && sudo apt-get install git curl build-essential libtool automake pkg-config cmakeThis addition would provide context for the separated installation commands and align with the goal of improving the installation process for all users.
Closes #1486