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Use mlflow-skinny instead of mlflow to reduce the number of dependencies #509

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Close #486

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Change requirements from mlflow to mlflow-skinny

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Hi @rxm7706 @marrrcin, can you test if it works on your side? There are very little things breaking, but you need a recent version of mlflow-skinny so this is a regression in a because it is like dropping support for mlflow 1.X.

@Galileo-Galilei Galileo-Galilei changed the title ➖ USe mlflow-skinny instead of mlflow to reduce the number of dependencies ➖ Use mlflow-skinny instead of mlflow to reduce the number of dependencies Dec 20, 2023
@Galileo-Galilei Galileo-Galilei changed the title ➖ Use mlflow-skinny instead of mlflow to reduce the number of dependencies Use mlflow-skinny instead of mlflow to reduce the number of dependencies Dec 20, 2023
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Not sure I get it 🤔 Maybe just do >1.0.0 then?

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Closing in favor of #486 (comment)

@Galileo-Galilei Galileo-Galilei deleted the km-skinny branch August 5, 2024 12:58
@Galileo-Galilei Galileo-Galilei restored the km-skinny branch August 5, 2024 12:58
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Using MLflow Skinny instead of MLflow as the required dependency.
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