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[doc]: add 'validate' section to install docs #26379
The install docs don't have instructions on how to check that the install went through correctly. I think, especially for new contributors, it'd be helpful if we offered a drop more guidance.
Have instructions for checking that the version that's installed matches the last commit import matplotib; matplotib.__version__ is the repo import matplotlib; matplotlib.__file__
Tests and docs should be sentences with links (or a bullet list of table) and not the instructions specifically so that this section acts as an introduction/nudge to those pages and so that we won't have to maintain two sets of instructions.
Should 2 and 3 come with a warning that they are quite expensive to run? Also, how much should a contributor worry if some tests fail? Because some do for me, and I have reason to believe I’m not alone #17096 (comment)
Should 2 and 3 come with a warning that they are quite expensive to run?
Definitely, but I think we should encourage em anyways, mostly so that they have a baseline for what is failing before they start making changes. I also think it may be worth adding a note of some sort that says "parts of this build may fail for x/y/z/ reasons. Please reach out on [comms channels] if you're unsure if the failure is due to the changes you've made in your contribution"
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timhoffm commentedon Jul 24, 2023
I'd rather check that
matplotlib.__file__is the checked out git repo.rcomer commentedon Jul 26, 2023
Should 2 and 3 come with a warning that they are quite expensive to run? Also, how much should a contributor worry if some tests fail? Because some do for me, and I have reason to believe I’m not alone #17096 (comment)
story645 commentedon Jul 26, 2023
Definitely, but I think we should encourage em anyways, mostly so that they have a baseline for what is failing before they start making changes. I also think it may be worth adding a note of some sort that says "parts of this build may fail for x/y/z/ reasons. Please reach out on [comms channels] if you're unsure if the failure is due to the changes you've made in your contribution"