This will install the champagne executable in pip's default location. We may want to change this with something like this:
% pip3 install --target=`pwd` .
or something to have different self-contained champagne executables in case you have multiple concurrent instances/versions of CHAMPAGNE. PYTHONPATH may also need an update accordingly.
Another issue here is we are assuming that pip3 is in PATH. When installing on biowulf/frce, we may have to:
source conda
activate conda environment with pip3 etc.
run pip3 install
Also, does this mean that the same conda environment is required when you actually run champagne??... Something to think about.
Again, our user base does not need to know how to install champagne ... this could go in "docs" about how to install on HPC other than biowulf/frce. ... but if on biowulf then simply do module load ccbrpipeliner and voila!
https://github.com/CCBR/CHAMPAGNE/blob/2392eab521ce75dd818ddd74eb733a3ad5ffe6c8/README.md?plain=1#L26
This will install the
champagne
executable in pip's default location. We may want to change this with something like this:or something to have different self-contained
champagne
executables in case you have multiple concurrent instances/versions of CHAMPAGNE.PYTHONPATH
may also need an update accordingly.Another issue here is we are assuming that
pip3
is in PATH. When installing on biowulf/frce, we may have to:Also, does this mean that the same conda environment is required when you actually run
champagne
??... Something to think about.Again, our user base does not need to know how to install
champagne
... this could go in "docs" about how to install on HPC other than biowulf/frce. ... but if on biowulf then simply domodule load ccbrpipeliner
and voila!