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Expand Up @@ -60,6 +60,8 @@ For example, you can generate the report to a file, upload that file to a shared
up a bare-bones `nginx` server to serve the files. (Instead of having a two-step of generation + upload,
you could alternatively implement your own `leda.gen.base.ReportPublisher` and create a generation script of your own).

Another example is you can simply host a static S3 bucket, enable website hosting and then either use S3 as a web server publically or via locked down S3 endpoint.

### Params

Reports can be parametrized so that the user can set different values for each report run.
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See the `requirements-bundle*.txt` for version bundles that we currently test manually.

he most important next task for leda development would be to
(1) automate testing generating reports (reports may contain many random
strs that don't affect the output but make it impossible to do a simple `diff`), and (2) expand
the number of bundles being tested (especially to the newer versions).
The most important next task for leda development would be to
(1) automate testing generating reports (reports may contain many random strs that don't affect the output but make it impossible to do a simple `diff`),
and (2) expand the number of bundles being tested (especially to the newer versions).

(All of these bundles will be tested against Linux/macOS/Windows and various python versions.)

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