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However, users cannot see the list of dependencies via Web UI. The goal of this feature proposal is to address this limitation.
Note that the original idea for this feature proposal was suggested by @c-bata .
Description
If a requirements.txt file exists for a package on OptunaHub, we propose to display its contents as a list in the Installation section of the corresponding package-detail page.
The list may sometimes be lengthy, and we suggest employing the details tag, which allows users to expand and view the full list of dependencies.
Here's a potential implementation:
## Installation
pip install -r https://hub.optuna.org/samplers/name/requirements.txt
<details><summary>list of dependencies</summary><!-- Import the contents of https://hub.optuna.org/samplers/name/requirements.txt here. --></details>
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Motivation
Detailed pages of the OptunaHub packages sometimes display installation command, such as:
However, users cannot see the list of dependencies via Web UI. The goal of this feature proposal is to address this limitation.
Note that the original idea for this feature proposal was suggested by @c-bata .
Description
If a
requirements.txt
file exists for a package on OptunaHub, we propose to display its contents as a list in the Installation section of the corresponding package-detail page.The list may sometimes be lengthy, and we suggest employing the
details
tag, which allows users to expand and view the full list of dependencies.Here's a potential implementation:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: