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Expand Up @@ -480,8 +480,13 @@ as well as automated README generation.
__Note:__ As a temporary workaround, each project currently uses first
`noxfile-template.py` found in a parent folder above the current sample. In
order to simulate this locally, you need to copy + rename the parent
`noxfile-template.py` as `noxfile.py` in the folder of the project you want to
run tests.
`noxfile-template.py` as `noxfile.py` in the folder of the project (containing the `requirements.txt` for the file) you want to
```console
cd python-docs-samples
cp noxfile-template.py PATH/TO/YOUR/PROJECT/noxfile.py
cd PATH/TO/YOUR/PROJECT/
```


To use nox, install it globally with `pip`:

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