Add packaging status of fastapi for various linux distros to readme - #5900
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This would provide an overview of the versions available in various linux distributions
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📝 Docs preview for commit d371659 at: https://63c9a4f7e6cb7318d3cc30f3--fastapi.netlify.app |
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Thanks for the interest! But I actually prefer to avoid suggesting to use distro-repackaged packages. People should pretty much never do that, it's not official, not as frequently updated, etc. So I'll pass on this one, but thanks for the effort! ☕ |
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This would provide an overview of the different versions of fastapi available in various linux distributions.
This would be helpful for people who would prefer to install software using package managers like apt/dnf/pacman.