feat: documentation for installing from crates.io #56
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cordx56
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Feb 23, 2025
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I wrote more precise and concise instruction for installing RustOwl from crates.io in d1d6928. Thank you for your contribution and sorry for we cannot take your opinion into account. |
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no worries as long as it is working I am happy |
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resolves #19
With the added documentation I was able to setup my environment correctly to install from crates.io
I tested this on manjaro-sway and my MacBook, but I would love someone else to verify that it is working as well