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adding binder folder text #56
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Some small changes for clarity. Great addition @choldgraf.
doc/using.rst
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* One (or many) text files that specify the requirements of your code. | |||
For a complete list, see :ref:`config-files`. | |||
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Configuration text files should be either in the **root** of your | |||
repository, or in a folder in the root of the repository that is called | |||
``binder``. E.g., ``myrepo/binder/requirements.txt``. |
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Let's indent this to be part of the bullet in line 20.
- Configuration files (one or more text files) that specify the requirements of building your project's code.
For a complete list of supported files, see :ref:config-files
. Configuration files may be placed in the
root of your repository or in abinder
folder in the repository's root (i.e.myproject/binder/
).
If abinder
folder is used, Binder will only read configuration files from that location and will ignore
those in the repository's root.
doc/faq.rst
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├── myfile.py | ||
└── requirements.txt | ||
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In this case, only the ``requirments.txt`` file inside ``binder/`` will be |
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Configuration files may be placed in the root of your repository or in a binder folder in the repository's root (i.e. myproject/binder/
). If a binder/
folder is used, Binder will only read configuration files from that location (i.e. myproject/binder/requirements.txt
and will ignore those in the repository's root (myproject/environment.yml
and myproject/requirements.txt
).
thx for the comments @willingc , changes made! |
Bimbambosh! Thanks for making the effort of writing it down 📝 |
This adds more language explaining the usage of the
binder/
folder, as a number of people keep asking questions about whether this is possible. (e.g. jupyterhub/binderhub#381)cc @betatim