OpenSAFELY Command Line Interface
This tool is part of the OpenSAFELY project.
To use it you will need to install:
Once these are installed you can install the tool itself with:
pip install opensafely
To see available commands run
opensafely --help
Developer docs
Please see the additional information.
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Release files for opensafely 2.1.5
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