Closed iugrina closed 8 years ago
The intention is for them to be used together (see .travis.yml). Basically, some of the reqs are not available in conda. The preference for conda over pip is that it is much more reliable than pip especially for scipy and matplotlib.
However, if one doesn't use conda he will have problems with installing ag. You should maybe write an INSTALL.md to explain the bootstraping in more details.
It's not feasible to support everyones specific environment and our intention is to support the general case on Linux and OSX. conda is not a requirement itself, but it greatly simplifies setup of the environment, and is a standard in the scientific python community. In fact, I think everything in the pip list has at this point migrated to conda. That being said, I do agree that having an INSTALL.md would be useful to include in the repository. We would also be excited for a pull request that would expand pip support if you're interested in contributing.
On Wed, Mar 9, 2016 at 11:28 AM, Ivo Ugrina notifications@github.com wrote:
However, if one doesn't use conda he will have problems with installing ag. You should maybe write an INSTALL.md to explain the bootstraping in more details.
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Just to be clear, I completely understand that it is not possible to satisfy everyones wishes and I really value the time and effort you've included in making this free and open :+1:
As for the pip, I'm working on INSTALL.md for Debian 8 (bare), pip, virtenv ;) You'll get the pull request soon I hope :)
Ah, that's fantastic! Looking forward to it, and thank you for prodding the code :)
Resolved with commit #211
Hi,
I'm trying to install americangut and I've stumbled upon some (to me) interesting/strange things. Is there a reason why
pip_requirements.txt
andconda_requirements.txt
differ (e.g. one contains qiime while other doesn't, cython, IPython, pandas, ...).