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| 3. Install the latest commit from the development branch | ||
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| pip install git+https://github.com/ODM2/ODM2PythonAPI.git@development#egg=odm2api |
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What does the #egg=odm2api part do? I'm not familiar with that syntax. I've previously pip installed from a github branch using just this:
pip install git+https://github.com/ODM2/ODM2PythonAPI.git@development
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#egg is just a way to explicitly state project name. Not really needed when you do just a pip install, but does needed if doing pip install -e. See reference.
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| conda create -n odm2api_dev -c conda-forge python=2.7 --file requirements.txt --file requirements-dev.txt | ||
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Add statement to activate the new conda env, before the next instructions (pip install). As usual, this will have to list the instructions for Linux/MacOSX vs Windows.
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| 2. Create conda environment from the two text files. |
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How about changing to this:
- Create conda environment
odm2api_devfrom the tworequirements*text files.
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@lsetiawan I made a couple of suggestions for edits. If you agree with them, go ahead and implement them, then merge this PR yourself. Everything else looked good. Thanks! |
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Also, why don't you go ahead and also address in this PR this comment I made last week:
To which you replied:
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Update README to reflect changes to
conda-forgechannel and how to install the latest development version.