CONTRIBUTING.md: Add command to install locally #1247
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Neither README.md nor CONTRIBUTING.md describe a way to get your own changes running in your own packit experience. This should help contributors get started.
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Rebased. (We would really need that auto-rebase feature for the CI...) |
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Sidenote: I actually use another approach to do just this, while keeping dev versions isolated in their own virtualenvs. But I'm not sure if this approach wouldn't be too complicated for a contribution guide. |
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Neither README.md nor CONTRIBUTING.md describe a way to get
your own changes running in your own packit experience.
This should help contributors get started.