scikit-learn not included in conda env creation step for bleeding-edge install #31189
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Hi @sanjyay, have you done all the steps ? scikit-learn is compiled and installed at step 5. |
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@jeremiedbb I was not able to compile from source since I was using python=3.13 and thought that Step 4 is part of Step 3 that is alternate approach to conda. Upon viewing issue #31149 , I downgraded my python version to 3.12 and now I am able to build from source. Thank you. |
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Describe the issue linked to the documentation
On the Contributing page, under "How to contribute", Step 4 guides users to the "Building from source" section, which links to:
Advanced Installation – Install bleeding-edge
However, in Step 2 of that page (the conda environment creation command), the scikit-learn package itself is not mentioned or included.
but Step 6 asks to Check that the installed scikit-learn has a version number ending with .dev0 which raises errors if scikit-learn is not installed in the virtual environment
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