python3 not explicitly listed in conda requirements file

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python3 not explicitly listed in conda requirements file #575

Closed aoifecahill closed 5 years ago

aoifecahill commented 5 years ago

Depending on how you setup conda you could still get python 2.7 as your default.

desilinguist commented 5 years ago

Good catch! I will fix this in the release PR.

aoifecahill commented 5 years ago

It seems that even if you have python 2.7 in your base conda environment, creating the conda environment using the conda_requirements file does indeed get you python 3.7.

Nevermind. Sorry about that!