Comments (2)
If you are no longer changing the packages, would it be useful to provide both environment.yml
and requirements.txt
files?
If someone is using pip
or conda
, they can choose what they can run.
If the packages might change, it will be a hassle for you to maintain both files...
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Whether it's through environment.yml or requirements.txt, the consequences are similar: pip freeze
and conda export
document OS-specific packages that aren't portable.
Resolved by bf432d7. I write about automatic export through conda
, and how it will create reproducible but not portable environments, and how to solve that by writing environment.yml files manually.
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