Custom Version install
@@ -18,21 +18,13 @@ It will not accept **library secrets** which correspond to **versions do not mat
This essentially prevents you from installing **outdated** or **new but not deeply tested** libraries, or from shooting yourself in the foot you might say.
-You can work around this protection mechanism, by configuring which version of licensed and open source libraries should be installed and accepted by updating the
-`jsl.settings` module.
+You can work around this protection mechanism, by configuring `jsl.settings.enforce_versions=False`.
+This will ignore bad secret versions.
```python
-#Example of all library versions to configure
from johnsnowlabs import *
-jsl.settings.raw_version_jsl_lib='1.2.3'
-jsl.settings.raw_version_nlp='1.2.3.rc1'
-jsl.settings.raw_version_medical='1.2.3rc2'
-jsl.settings.raw_version_secret_medical='1.2.3.a3'
-jsl.settings.raw_version_secret_ocr='1.2.3.abc'
-jsl.settings.raw_version_ocr='1.2.3.abc'
-jsl.settings.raw_version_nlu='1.2.3.abc'
-jsl.settings.raw_version_pyspark='1.2.3.abc'
-jsl.settings.raw_version_nlp_display='1.2.3.abc'
+jsl.settings.enforce_versions=False
+jsl.install(secret='1.2.3-My.Custom.Secret')
```
