Document deployment to Hugging Face Spaces

[MarcSkovMadsen]

Closes #4142.

You can preview the docs here https://github.com/holoviz/panel/blob/feature/hugging-face-deployment/doc/user_guide/Server_Deployment.md#hugging-face

[philippjfr]

Happy to merge this in the current form. However once we get started on the how-to section we should split this out into separate "How to deploy to " guides.

[philippjfr]

Would suggest you set up pre-commit btw, see here.

[MarcSkovMadsen]

Thanks. Would love to have it working. But I've given up on installing panel and HoloViz for development. I've waisted too much time trying.

Give me something that can install in max 5 minutes without issues and I will do it. It is normally closer to 1 hour than 5 minutes.

[MarcSkovMadsen]

I will clean up any issues in the automated checks run here, but don't expect to do more now.

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When you merge @philippjfr please don't delete the branch because I've shared links to the preliminary docs. Instead let me know and I will update the links.

When that is done we can delete the branch. Thanks.

[philippjfr]

Thanks @MarcSkovMadsen!

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[maximlt]

@MarcSkovMadsen unlike pyctdev, pre-commit is easy to install and run (well you don't even run it, it runs automatically on commits). It's becoming a standard and I'd say is part of the modern developer stack you're often calling for ;)

[MarcSkovMadsen]

I can see the tests fail. But I don't see it as related to my PR.

[MarcSkovMadsen]

@MarcSkovMadsen unlike pyctdev, pre-commit is easy to install and run (well you don't even run it, it runs automatically on commits). It's becoming a standard and I'd say is part of the modern developer stack you're often calling for ;)

So it does not require me to first get the developer environment up and running? How can it run without those things installed?

[hoxbro]

I can see the tests fail. But I don't see it as related to my PR.

They aren't. I will merge master into this PR.

[maximlt]

So it does not require me to first get the developer environment up and running? How can it run without those things installed?

As far as I understand pre-commit doesn't install the tools that it runs (e.g. flake8) in your dev environment, it acts as a another "package manager". So I think all you need is to install it (maybe globally with pipx, I haven't tried that though) and then run pre-commit install.

[philippjfr]

Merging this. I have set up a HoloViz org on huggingface but your example is nice and I want to get a release out.

[philippjfr]

Looks good, in the near future I think we should split the deployment guide into individual how-to guides.

[MarcSkovMadsen]

Agree. But we should find a good way to contribute how tos. For me they are a bit like blog posts.

I've been thinking it would be powerful to release them continuously and use them for promotion: "did you know... here is how to.." I am also thinking, how could we get the community involved? Could the how tos bear the name of the author? And we would help promote the as they help the community?