Closed FranzEricSchneider closed 1 year ago
Not really.
The correct repository is openalea3
conda install openalea.mtg -c openalea3 -c conda-forge
I will add it to the README.
Le 29/01/2023 à 23:25, Eric Schneider a écrit :
Based on plantgl I guessed that the install instruction was
|conda install openalea.mtg -c fredboudon -c conda-forge |
but could that be added to the README?
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Ah, interesting, the command seemed to work which is surprising, but I may have missed a printout or I may be misunderstanding conda, I haven't used it much. Thank you for the addition and the quick reply!
It works because fred boudon has made a fork and released long time ago a conda version on its conda channel. However, the official one is on openalea3 channel. It is maintained on the long term.
Based on plantgl I guessed that the install instruction was
but could that be added to the README?