* install editable package in codespace
* fix test error in test_forecast
* fix test error in test_space
* openml version
* break tests; pre-commit
* skip on py10+win32
* install mlflow in test
* install mlflow in [test]
* skip test in windows
* import
* handle PermissionError
* skip test in windows
* skip test in windows
* skip test in windows
* skip test in windows
* remove ts_forecast_panel from doc
* skip in-search-space check for small max iter
* resolve Pickle Transformer #730
* resolve default config unrecognized #784
* Change definition of init_config
* copy points_to_evaluate
* make test pass
* check learner selector
* added a link to documentation webpage in notebook time_series_forcast
* added a link to documentation webpage in notebook time_series_forcast
* Update notebook/automl_time_series_forecast.ipynb
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* complete output
* added all cell output
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* Small docstring change for clarity
* Added tentative changes to docs
* Update website/docs/Use-Cases/Task-Oriented-AutoML.md
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* Update flaml/model.py
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* Updated model.py to reflect `n_jobs = None` suggestion
* Updated tutorial to reflect `n_jobs=None` suggestion
* Update model.py
Improved string
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As described in #777, I had trouble executing the setup using zsh.
Eventually, I noticed that I had to escape the brackets.
My proposed change includes both brackets to be escaped, however for me it was enough to escape the opening one only, since as far as I know a trailing non-escaped closing bracket will then be recognized, accordingly.
