ENH: Add conda environment file with requirements.#1
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This should simplify setup, some, though I don't know if I got everything Mostly I searched the python files for import statements and R files for library or requires calls, then added the relevant names to the environment.yml.
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This should simplify setup, some, though I don't know if I got everything. Mostly I searched the python files for import statements and R files for library or requires calls, then added the relevant names to the
environment.yml.Install with
conda env create -f environment.yml. Should probably ask a few people who got this running locally to check this over to see if I missed any requirements. The talk mentioned JupyterLab, which I don't use and therefore left out.