Conda and pip versions.

[grburgess]

Hi! This package is really great. I am curious if the version on conda and pip are the same. I’m having issues installing both as things seem to be missing.

I would like to fix with a PR, but I’m not used to this poetry System. Is it possible to switch to the standard setup tools?

[albop]

What error do you get? I spent some time last week updating the build system and might have messed up something. As for the standard setup tools, it's not clear there is a standard anymore ;-) Except the pyproject.toml whose content is not actually standardized. I"ll open a separate issue to see how to regenerate another setup.py file, in sync with pyproject.toml.

[grburgess]

with pip, I got an issue with my package installing on travis-ci that the Jupyter checkpoints folder was missing. Not really sure what that means. When installing via conda on travis, eval_linear was not present in the distro.

[albop]

ok, thanks, what a mess. Let me fix that, I'm on it.

[grburgess]

no worries!

[albop]

Just out of curiosity, does it work with the pip version if you do from interpolation.splines import eval_linear ?

[grburgess]

it does, locally I have pip installed. but one of my packages builds on travis with conda.

[albop]

@grburgess : can you check again, please? PyPI and conda packages are freshly released, the latter based on the former so there should be no mismatch. PyPI packages are now based by github on tagged releases. I'll open two other issues for the setup.py and having eval_linear imported in the widest module scope (not sure it's very urgent).

[grburgess]

checking now. Thanks!

[grburgess]

I confirm that it is working now! Thanks a lot. Once I figure out the packaging system, I will have some features in a PR. Cheers.