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Update Installation Instructions and Running PR-Agent from Source Guide #590
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Previously only installed dependencies but not pr_agent + Fixed link to OpenAI API Key and added for GitHub access token
PR Description updated to latest commit (7a3830d) |
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PR Feedback💡 General suggestions: The changes made in this PR are clear and improve the user experience when installing the PR-Agent. The instructions are more detailed and the links are updated. Good job on making these improvements. 🤖 Code feedback:
✨ Usage guide:Overview:
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pip install -r requirements.txt | ||
pip install -e . |
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can you explain this line ? why do we need this change ?
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The original wouldn't install pr_agent
as a pip
package and thus couldn't be called by python3
, one could call python3 -m cli.py ...
but wouldn't have ability to call pr_agent[.cli]
First ran into it by following the installation guide and it could not find pr_agent
The -e
is not necessary, but it makes it possible to edit the source files without having to re-install the pip package every time
I need to add requirements.txt
to setup.py
though, will do that in a few minutes
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Just tested on a clean environment, pip install .
will install the dependencies automatically, so no need to edit setup.py
, but the -e
flag is optional
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what was wrong with the old line ?
INSTALL.md
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*Tip: make sure Rust is installed and in your `PATH`, instructions: https://rustup.rs* |
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why do we need rust ?
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CLI gave me an error while building the requirements.txt
, it seems to be a dependency on one of the dependencies, if you want I can find which package it was exactly but will need to uninstall Rust and start a new env
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After a clean environment it seems to not need it, I don't know what package was causing the error before but I found a few resources online of people mentioning random fixes so I think it may be something external, I will edit it just as a tip if they have the same error
PR Description updated to latest commit (a58c385) |
Fixed Run from source instructions for Python
User description
Previously only installed dependencies but not pr_agent
Type
Documentation
Description
This PR primarily focuses on improving the documentation for installing and running the PR-Agent from source. The key changes include:
/pr-agent
folder before installing the requirements. A note has also been added about handling a potential Rust-related error during dependency installation.Changes walkthrough
INSTALL.md
INSTALL.md
- Updated the
- Modified the instructions for running
- Removed
**The changes in the file INSTALL.md include:
link to the OpenAI API Key and added a link for obtaining a
GitHub access token.
the PR-Agent from source. The new instructions include
navigating to the
/pr-agent
folder before installing therequirements, and a note about handling a potential
Rust-related error during dependency installation.
the step of adding the pr_agent folder to the PYTHONPATH
before running the cli.py script. This step is now optional
and moved to the end of the instructions.**
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