What does '(or use conda if using)' mean in setup instructions?

[trwnh]

This is nonsensical and unintelligible. For users of Python, which do we install - requirements.txt, or install-requirements.txt?

[NaniteFactory]

It means that you can use conda instead of pip when you install the requirements, of your own choice (conda is a package manager similar to pip and provided by Anaconda, the python distribution) So if your python environment is not managed by Anaconda you would want to use pip and install the list of items in both requirements.txt and install_requirements.txt.

[trwnh]

Ah, then perhaps it should instead say '(or use conda if using anaconda)', or better yet, write out the full command in a separate code-block for anaconda users. It is very confusing and bad grammar the way it currently is.

[will7200]

I agree it is nonsensical, I don't have to tell anaconda users to use conda. I will remove it.