some fixes to the requirements files #9
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pip install -r requirements.txt _does_ work under a conda environment. I would _way_ prefer a python venv to be enough. Conda is overkill; conda is slow; conda is the dumbest package manager I have ever dealt with in my life... :-(
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tested w/ Python 3.11.6 |
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Thanks for pointing that out. |
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so that
pip install -r requirements.txt
does work under a conda environment.
I would way prefer a python venv to be enough.
Conda is overkill; conda is slow; conda is the dumbest package manager I have ever dealt with in my life... :-(
conda doesn't even have a system package under Debian !
I cannot do 'sudo apt install conda'...
The Python community should walk away from conda.