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Run the following commands in your terminal:
export PIPENV_VENV_IN_PROJECT=1
pip install pipenv
Once you’ve done that, you can effectively forget about pip since Pipenv essentially acts as a replacement. It also introduces two new files, the Pipfile (which is meant to replace requirements.txt) and the Pipfile.lock (which enables deterministic builds).
Run the following:
make
This command prints out useful commands that can be run like this:
make <command>
Install the project by running make install, and run the project in VSCode by pressing f5.
Collaborate by creating a new branch by opening the command palette by pressing CTRL + SHIFT + P, and choosing 'Git: Create Branch'. Give your branch a name in the following format: feature/my-awesome-feature.
When the feature is finished, create a pull request.