pysal / region

A library for Spatially-Explicit Regionalization
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update requirements #3

Closed sjsrey closed 6 years ago

sjsrey commented 6 years ago

I think these are it for dependencies (the listed ones would pull in scipy and numpy on install).

yogabonito commented 6 years ago

Thanks for your effort, @sjsrey! In my docs-branch I have a setup.py file with even more dependencies. Are sklearn and pytest also requirements of the packages you listed? If yes, I will merge your PR immediately, otherwise it would be good to include them in the list.

BTW I plan to include the setup.py and requirements.txt from my docs-branch soon. After my graduation in October I would like to add Travis-CI and documentation to region.

ljwolf commented 6 years ago

@yogabonito has this been resolved? having merged #5, can we close?

yogabonito commented 6 years ago

Having read PySAL's and other projects' docs I think it suffices to have the requirements in setup.py. What do you think, @sjsrey @ljwolf? Meanwhile I have also added the license to the docs. The corresponding PR will come soon.

ljwolf commented 6 years ago

ping?

yogabonito commented 6 years ago

The PR I mentioned is now here. Sorry for the long delay. A bounty of 50 points on stackoverflow last week helped me finally add Travis CI support :)

ljwolf commented 6 years ago

Oh! I didn't know you were waiting/had asked on that! I wonder whether it could be solved using conda forge?

https://anaconda.org/conda-forge/pulp

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yogabonito commented 6 years ago

No problem, I didn't tell you (I didn't want to bother you with these details) ;) I didn't think of conda but I will give it a try once I face similar problems again. For now, I think we can leave .travis.yml as it is as I'm sitting in the train headed towards holidays :)