docs: Update the installation guide with anaconda in README.md, specified the Python version due to psycopg2 compatibility problem. #4460
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Update the installation guide with anaconda, specified the Python version due to psycopg2 problem mentioned in #3907.
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By following the official installation guide with anaconda, I've encontered the same problem as in #3907. The root cause is that w/o specifying the python version, conda will install the latest python automatically, while LS supports up to Python 3.9 when installing by pip. So this pull request modifies the install guide with anaconda in README.md.
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More concise install steps with anaconda in LS official installation guide.
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README.md
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