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Description Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe
So far #433 and #434 only created internal Python dictionaries. The user is not able to inspect these without a debugger.
Desired solution
Combine the dictionaries and create a JSON file. Desired output:
{
"constants" : {
"sklearn/sklearn._config/config_context/assume_finite" : {
"target" : " sklearn/sklearn._config/config_context/assume_finite" ,
"defaultType" : " boolean" ,
"defaultValue" : true
},
"sklearn/sklearn._config/config_context/working_memory" : {
"target" : " sklearn/sklearn._config/config_context/working_memory" ,
"defaultType" : " string" ,
"defaultValue" : " bla"
},
"sklearn/sklearn._config/config_context/print_changed_only" : {
"target" : " sklearn/sklearn._config/config_context/print_changed_only" ,
"defaultType" : " none" ,
"defaultValue" : null
},
"sklearn/sklearn._config/config_context/display" : {
"target" : " sklearn/sklearn._config/config_context/display" ,
"defaultType" : " number" ,
"defaultValue" : " 3"
}
},
"unuseds" : {
"sklearn/sklearn.__check_build/raise_build_error" : {
"target" : " sklearn/sklearn.__check_build/raise_build_error"
}
}
}
The user should be able to specify the path of the created file via a command line interface.
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