Closed Neal2020GitHub closed 6 months ago
You probably figured it out but pyproject.toml
is the place for storing dependencies for modern Python. You can do pip install -e .[habitat]
, which pulls from the list within pyproject.toml
.
Yes, thank you. By the way, the original issue I encounterd was that we need to use '.[habitat]'
instead of .[habitat]
in zsh.
Ah yes, you can also escape with .\[whatever\]
Hi authors! Thanks for open-sourcing your work!
I'm wondering if there's a requirements.txt file (or etc) to help us build up the environments. Many Thanks!