Update README.md #525
Update README.md #525
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In the current manual there is no clear explanation on how to quickly get started to play around with CadQuery through the CQ-editor (binaries). Proposed change: Under "Getting started" start out with the thing most people running into this project for the first time will probably want to try first: just fiddle around with CQ-editor. In the CQ-editor "installation" section I'll propose a change to add binary installation instructions (which is much easier/quicker to get started with than "the Conda way").
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The binary packages are still just on my fork of CQ-editor, and will probably be integrated into the main repository through Azure Pipelines instead of GitHub Actions. We're not quite ready to make the binaries a main installation method yet. |
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@adam-urbanczyk I would propose to merge this, and then add the packages on my fork as "development builds" in the CQ-editor manual. Then your Azure Pipeline builds can be marked as "stable builds" when they're available. Thoughts? |
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Sounds good @jmwright , merging this. Thanks @GeorgesPaul |
In the current manual there is no clear explanation on how to quickly get started to play around with CadQuery through the CQ-editor (binaries).
Proposed change:
Under "Getting started" start out with the thing most people running into this project for the first time will probably want to try first: just fiddle around with CQ-editor. In the CQ-editor "installation" section I'll propose a change to add binary installation instructions (which is much easier/quicker to get started with than "the Conda way").