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Analysis Pipelines and Tools for XPD
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create (analysis) environment and ianalysis on XPD #19

Closed CJ-Wright closed 8 years ago

CJ-Wright commented 8 years ago

Issue by sbillinge Tuesday Feb 09, 2016 at 14:18 GMT Originally opened as https://github.com/xpdAcq/xpdAcq/issues/48

This environment will be (currently) IDENTICAL to the collection environment except it will be called analysis so the terminal looks like: (analysis) some/thing/here/xpdUser>

instead of (collection) some/thing/here/xpdUser>

The user workflow will be to have a (collection) terminal open by typing icollection and then open an (analysis) terminal by typing ianalysis to do databroker stuff etc.

later they could load different things and be different from each other, but for now I think it is easier to make them start everything the same.

CJ-Wright commented 8 years ago

Comment by chiahaoliu Tuesday Feb 09, 2016 at 22:47 GMT

There is already an analysis environment at xpd computer, however most of packages are not up-to-date. I don't have write/update privilege on this conda environment but I can still clone this environment and create our own, such as xpdAnalysis

Do we want to create xpdAnalysis or do we want to kindly ask software team to update this environment ? (avoid potentially confusion to user)

CJ-Wright commented 8 years ago

Comment by danielballan Wednesday Feb 10, 2016 at 03:38 GMT

Updating the analysis environments around the facility are on my to-do list for tomorrow. With all the focus on ophyd, basic housekeeping on JupyterHub has fallen behind.

CJ-Wright commented 8 years ago

Comment by sbillinge Wednesday Feb 10, 2016 at 13:21 GMT

just to be clear, what is this analysis env? Is it the same as collect, or how is it different (when it is updated)?

On Tue, Feb 9, 2016 at 10:38 PM, Dan Allan notifications@github.com wrote:

Updating the analysis environments around the facility are on my to-do list for tomorrow. With all the focus on ophyd, basic housekeeping on JupyterHub has fallen behind.

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CJ-Wright commented 8 years ago

Comment by tacaswell Wednesday Feb 10, 2016 at 13:57 GMT

Basically the same, but with out ophyd/pyepics installed so you can not accidentally screw with the beamline.

CJ-Wright commented 8 years ago

Comment by sbillinge Wednesday Feb 10, 2016 at 14:13 GMT

perfect! Exactly what we are looking for. Now where is that smiley face emoticon?????

CJ-Wright commented 8 years ago

I guess this should now read, update/create a new analysis environment with all of our cool code

CJ-Wright commented 8 years ago

I am going to close this since there is an environment for analysis at XPD.

sbillinge commented 8 years ago

yup, good close....