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I have some code written to make APEC spectra for my package SOXS that is a heavily-mutated version of something you wrote years ago.
I'd like to explore using pyatomdb as a backend for this instead. The only issue is that I provide both pip and conda packages for SOXS, and conda really wants to install something from conda as far as dependencies go.
I wanted to see if you were interested in me exploring setting up a conda package for pyatomdb and hosting it myself at https://conda.anaconda.org/jzuhone, which is my own conda channel. Then one could do something like:
conda install -c jzuhone pyatomdb
I'd be happy to create new packages with new stable versions manually, but it may be worth trying in the future to do this automatically with GitHub actions (once I figure out how to do it myself, that is).
What do you think?
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Hi @jagophile,
I have some code written to make APEC spectra for my package SOXS that is a heavily-mutated version of something you wrote years ago.
I'd like to explore using pyatomdb as a backend for this instead. The only issue is that I provide both pip and conda packages for SOXS, and conda really wants to install something from conda as far as dependencies go.
I wanted to see if you were interested in me exploring setting up a conda package for pyatomdb and hosting it myself at https://conda.anaconda.org/jzuhone, which is my own conda channel. Then one could do something like:
conda install -c jzuhone pyatomdb
I'd be happy to create new packages with new stable versions manually, but it may be worth trying in the future to do this automatically with GitHub actions (once I figure out how to do it myself, that is).
What do you think?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: