This adds a requirements.txt that's a clone of the environment.yml. Inspired by @lpsinger asking me if we have a way to install that isn't using conda.
One caveat: I am not sure we want to do this because then there are two copies of the environment. However, I think we should consider just biting the bullet and switching from conda to venv + pip. At least on the run I did the pip install is a lot faster than the conda install. But the catch is this is not a mac so I'm not sure, particularly with M1 macs, if pip is inferior.
So I could expand this PR to also update the instructions to recommend pip, but only if we think that's a good idea.
This adds a
requirements.txt
that's a clone of theenvironment.yml
. Inspired by @lpsinger asking me if we have a way to install that isn't using conda.One caveat: I am not sure we want to do this because then there are two copies of the environment. However, I think we should consider just biting the bullet and switching from conda to
venv
+pip
. At least on the run I did thepip
install is a lot faster than the conda install. But the catch is this is not a mac so I'm not sure, particularly with M1 macs, ifpip
is inferior.So I could expand this PR to also update the instructions to recommend pip, but only if we think that's a good idea.