It would be good to have a requirements.txt file which lists all the packages one must have to run the code. It also enables us to use virtual environments which when we need to start downgrading packages because of inconsistencies.
Within your working environment, could you enter the following:
conda list -e > requirements.txt
then commit the file requirements.txt to the repository?
I will adjust the readme with specific instructions on how to use requirements.txt
After wrestling with a bunch of virtual environment issues, I think it will be best if I create the requirements.txt file. I will push the requirements.txt and create a nice README to explain how to use it.
It would be good to have a requirements.txt file which lists all the packages one must have to run the code. It also enables us to use virtual environments which when we need to start downgrading packages because of inconsistencies.
Within your working environment, could you enter the following:
then commit the file requirements.txt to the repository?
I will adjust the readme with specific instructions on how to use requirements.txt