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fix: set version of notebooks automatically to latest #33

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion examples/complex_model/complex_model.ipynb
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"%pip install nada-ai~=0.3.0 --quiet"
"%pip install nada-ai --quiet"
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@jcabrero should we instead solve this by specifying a version for both nada and nada-ai? Here we implicitly assume that nada-ai:latest will always work with nada:latest and the specific logic in this notebook

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That's a hard question. There are pros/cons for each of those and it's hard to tell. I would argue that always being par with nada-dsl is what requires the least work as the API should slowly settle down. However, if we fix versions, every two weeks (or once there's a new release) we need to dedicate a whole morning at least to update all the versions manually and verify that everything works. Not sure what's best here.

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I am going to merge this for now, but it's a good discussion to have and see what's best.

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