Closed Tianchi-Liu closed 2 months ago
Is there a reason for having so many packages in the readthedocs requirements? If it is only for setting up virtualenv locally for building files then what I do is first load the requirements.txt from the climakitae package and then load the requirements.txt here in the docs dir.
The packages are for setting up the remote builds as well. I hoped including them all would prevent some build failures due to dependency issues such as those that occurred recently.
@elehmer I reverted the updates, but added ipython
to docs/requirements.txt. I also updated the order of req.txt and docs/req.txt installation in .readthedocs.yaml so the main requirements get installed first. Does this look better?
@elehmer I reverted the updates, but added
ipython
to docs/requirements.txt. I also updated the order of req.txt and docs/req.txt installation in .readthedocs.yaml so the main requirements get installed first. Does this look better?
Thanks for that as I think just the minimum to get readthedocs working is for the best.
Can you set ipython==8.5.0
? That is what it is on the HUB. You can always check the version on the HUB by opening a Terminal and typing conda list | grep <package_of_interest>
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