Open cjappl opened 2 months ago
Thanks for this! I gave it some thought, and I think i'd prefer to only maintain the conda environment spec here. I'm happy to keep the source tree for this open and available, but I can't really commit to maintaining an installable source tree outside the specifications that I use for myself. (Really the conda environment is here to easy reproducibility for myself, but I'm glad if it makes it easy for other people to build as well. :grin:)
Totally understand!! Thanks for considering :). Feel free to close.
Thanks again for such a great free and open resource.
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Thanks for this! I gave it some thought, and I think i'd prefer to only maintain the conda environment spec here. I'm happy to keep the source tree for this open and available, but I can't really commit to maintaining an installable source tree outside the specifications that I use for myself. (Really the conda environment is here to easy reproducibility for myself, but I'm glad if it makes it easy for other people to build as well. 😁)
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To facilitate people (like me, going on a 17 hour plane trip) who want an offline version.
This adds an "install" step, which installs the required python packages and creates the appropriate ipython kernel.
It should now be possible in a fresh virtual environment to run:
And have it "just work"