This creates a folder called ./condaenv inside the cloned repository. This folder contains all of the files for your conda environment.
conda run --prefix ./condaenv pip install jupyterlab # this should guard us against REMARKs that do not have jupyterlab as a specific package to install
conda run --prefix ./condaenv jupyter-lab
To remove the environment from your computer you can use conda env remove --prefix ./condaenv
@llorracc can you ensure the above instructions work step-by-step for each of the REMARKs you wish to demo?
Updated the instructions to launch a user into a jupyter-lab session with the created conda environment.
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Install miniconda on your computer
cd /tmp
git clone https://github.com/econ-ark/Aiyagari-Idiosyncratic --recursive
cd Aiyagari-Idiosyncratic
conda env create -f ./binder/environment.yml --prefix ./condaenv
./condaenv
inside the cloned repository. This folder contains all of the files for your conda environment.conda run --prefix ./condaenv pip install jupyterlab
# this should guard us against REMARKs that do not have jupyterlab as a specific package to installconda run --prefix ./condaenv jupyter-lab
conda env remove --prefix ./condaenv
@llorracc can you ensure the above instructions work step-by-step for each of the REMARKs you wish to demo?