DOC: update min package versions in install.rst to align with v.1.5.0 requirements #47727
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JMBurley
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mroeschke
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Jul 15, 2022
left-passed zeros are not the format of version numbers for fsspec or gcsfs and would cause pip to fail if anyone used them to fetch from PyPi
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Looks like the doc build failed. Maybe some column alignment failed |
JMBurley
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Awesome, thanks for the cleanup @JMBurley |
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Documentation update: should be part of the 1.5 milestone
Closes #47740
Makes the min package versions in
doc/source/install.rstconsistent with those recommended indoc/source/whatsnew/v1.5.0.rst.If this is not done, there will be a mistmatch in optional library recommendations between the release notes and the documentation.