Unclear instructions

[Jean1995]

I've been reproducing the installation steps on my local Ubuntu (running on WSL). The steps are in principle straight-forward, but there are still issues that could be fixed in the instructions:

• Dask is not installed during the installation process. I was able to do so simply with conda install dask distributed -c conda-forge
• The instructions says to do conda env config vars set PYTHONPATH="$HOME/test/muography-bachelor/computation/EcoMug_pybind11/build:$PYTHONPATH", however, there was no specification that stuff should be installed in a test folder. So this should be generalized, or specified 😄

In addition, there are some minor issues, where I am not sure whether this is due to my limited understanding of conda, or whether this is also an error:

• When I followed the instructions conda create -n m1, conda activate m1, conda install python=3.10, I was still using the default python version. According to a small google search, the way to initialize a conda environment with a specific python environment is conda create --name m1 python=3.10 pip.
• When I started a jupyter notebook, it used the wrong python kernel. I was able to solve this by running conda install jupyter inside my conda environment. Afterwards, my jupyter notebook used the correct python version.

[Martin-SF]

Thank you very much!

I made a proper requirements.txt and changed the conda create command in the README.md.

• Dask: I could not reproduce the problem that dask was not installed, please try again with the new instructions.
• test folder: removed :D
• Python version specific conda env: updated README.md with your suggestion.
• Jupyter kernel: I have not been able to reproduce this problem either.

If possible, please provide me with feedback using the new instructions. Thank you!