When you run the miniconda installer on windows, you must make choices on whether to add miniconda to the system path and registry. Recommend not doing that (unchecking the two boxes), so that you can keep your system clean, like on Mac and Linux. To work with conda python, you then fire up a Anaconda command prompt window, which adds miniconda to the path. From there you can type your conda commands.
If you don't do this, you can have python conflict problems.
Don't you want folks to git clone the repo or download the zip file, then cd to the directory where the ebd_env .yml file is and create the ebd environment?
When you run the miniconda installer on windows, you must make choices on whether to add miniconda to the system path and registry. Recommend not doing that (unchecking the two boxes), so that you can keep your system clean, like on Mac and Linux. To work with conda python, you then fire up a Anaconda command prompt window, which adds miniconda to the path. From there you can type your conda commands.
If you don't do this, you can have python conflict problems.
Don't you want folks to git clone the repo or download the zip file, then
cd
to the directory where theebd_env .yml
file is and create theebd
environment?The tests worked perfectly for me: