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DOC-585: starting connext version-specific connector-py instructions #192
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.. code:: bash | ||
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$ pip install rticonnextdds_connector | ||
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The above command installs the latest version of *Connext* by default. To |
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Obviously, these are not the right instructions. I do not know what the right instructions are. Elaine told me Connector-py needs the same changes that we made to Connector-js and to the Connext Python API regarding versions. So, @Alxe, please tell me what we should really say here (feel free to make changes in the branch if you prefer).
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The pip documentation is accurate, but I'd prefer using rticonnextdds-connector
(both are valid) so that it matches JS documentation.
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Installing RTI Connector for Python | |||
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There are two ways to obtain *RTI Connector* for Python. You can install it with | |||
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There are two ways to obtain *RTI Connector* for Python: with |
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There's only one way. You can no longer clone the Repository.
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.. code:: bash | ||
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$ pip install rticonnextdds_connector | ||
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The above command installs the latest version of *Connext* by default. To |
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The pip documentation is accurate, but I'd prefer using rticonnextdds-connector
(both are valid) so that it matches JS documentation.
docs/getting_started.rst
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$ pip install rticonnextdds_connector==<version> | ||
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where ``<version>`` is any valid *Connext* version in the | ||
`Release history <https://pypi.org/project/rti.connext/#history>`__ |
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`Release history <https://pypi.org/project/rti.connext/#history>`__ | |
`Release history <https://pypi.org/project/rticonnextdds-connector/#history>`__ |
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And then run your *Connector* applications: | ||
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.. code:: bash | ||
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$ python my_connector_app.py | ||
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You can also clone the repository and run the examples directly without installing | ||
*Connector*: | ||
**To clone the repository and run the examples directly without installing |
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Remove from here until Running the examples
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…n and installation instructions
Link to the output: https://jenkins-community.rti.com/job/ci/job/Connector-PY/job/rticonnextdds-connector-py-doc/view/change-requests/job/PR-192/Connector_20Documentation/