Hey Sherlock Devs, Please Update the install directions because they are really bad. (How to install Sherlock in 2023)

[Paolosworld]

As of 1/14/2023, the installation direction are just this;

This is the homepage

These steps and requirements are missing CRUCIAL details and even contain misinformation.
For one, nowhere does it make clear that you need to allow python to update your PATH / environment system variables during installation (or manually if you know how). This is a requirement for Sherlock to work, but nowhere does it make that clear. If
This picture shows the box that needs to be checked manually (it is automatically unchecked).

Another requirement is to have GIT installed (not to be confused with GitPython) because GIT allows the first command in the installation steps to be possible. I only realized this because the first command has "git" in it but if you aren't familiar with this ahead of time then you can only find out by digging through the project discussions. You can download it here; https://git-scm.com/

However the WORST oversight is the fact that the Windows10 Python DOESN'T WORK with these commands
In the old days, python would be awakened by typing python or python3 and then adding arguments
In other words, the command python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt would indeed work back then.

BUT IT DOES NOT WORK ANYMORE!
The command to awake python has been changed to py in the latest versions
So the old command in the Installation directions won't work anymore because it has python3 in it.
You must instead type py -m pip install -r requirements.txt

The installation section should be changed to clarify that;

1. You need Python 3.6+ to have changed PATH environment variables during install
2. You need to also install GIT from https://git-scm.com/
3. You need to write py -m pip install -r requirements.txt If you are using newest Python (3.10+)
   (Alternatively, you can just suggest to try py -m pip install -r requirements.txt if python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt isn't working).

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