When using several conda environments with the same Python version a strange behaviour may occur: The packages installed via pip are only visible from the environment in which they were first installed. All other environments use these pip-installed packages, but do not list them (via conda list). As a consequence its hard to figure out which packages are actually used and in what version. Since all packages used by this repo are available via conda-forge, it would be cleaner not to use pip.
Additionally, restricting linopy <= 0.2.6 fixed a strange bug in solve_network. Apparently @fneum suggested this.
When using several conda environments with the same Python version a strange behaviour may occur: The packages installed via pip are only visible from the environment in which they were first installed. All other environments use these pip-installed packages, but do not list them (via
conda list
). As a consequence its hard to figure out which packages are actually used and in what version. Since all packages used by this repo are available via conda-forge, it would be cleaner not to use pip.Additionally, restricting linopy <= 0.2.6 fixed a strange bug in solve_network. Apparently @fneum suggested this.