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Hi @alex-ber. Thanks for the PR. This is a cool suggestion but I don't think it's something we'll be able to maintain unfortunately. Feel free to open a PR for something simpler and more general. Or open an issue to discuss this. |
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I prefer to work in PyCharm and not in notebook. I will be glad to receive Dockerfile with all needed dependencies installed.
I'm providing some stub files for this. In general, software engineers prefers to work within IDE (debugging experience is much smoother, for example), so I suppose that I'm not the only one that will benefit from it.
Thanks in advance.