Remove pycairo install docs #1255
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@tony031218 could you merge this? |
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* Possible fix for macOS pipeline failure * Revert back to --cask flag * Remove cask command * Remove cleanup command * Revert "Remove cleanup command" This reverts commit 63f59be5c9a545cecd3833e3f310af540e67d310. * Combine brew install statements * Add --reinstall flag to tlmgr install just in case * Fix typo * Isolate dvisvgm.x86_64-darwin installation * Remove dvisvgm.x86_64-darwin dependency * Remove legacy dvisvgm package from mac install * Remove brew update cmd and tlgmr --reinstall flag Could improve build speed * Bring back brew update but only upgrade basictex Co-authored-by: Benjamin Hackl <devel@benjamin-hackl.at>
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Pycairo now has wheels published to PyPi for Windows. So users no need to the these.
Ref:
pygobject/pycairo#191
ManimCommunity/manim#517