[DOCS] replace Pipfile reference with pyproject.toml (#2414) #2462
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@bunnysocks thanks. Please fix the pre-commit. |
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The pre-commit checks are now passing |
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[DOCS] my subjectWhat changes were proposed in this PR?
This PR updates the Python installation documentation to reference
pyproject.tomlinstead of the removedPipfile.Sedona has switched from pipenv to uv for Python dependency management, and dependencies are now defined in
python/pyproject.toml.How was this patch tested?
No code changes were made; verified that the new documentation link correctly points to
python/pyproject.toml.Did this PR include necessary documentation updates?
Closes #2414