anaconda update

[j-emils]

Thank you for a great module! I'm using conda and I initially installed the module from there, but ended up with version 0.0.71. This version did not work with the examples in the documentation. However, when installing version 0.1.5 using pip then everything worked. It would be greatly appreciated if the anaconda version could be updated to the latest release!

[tsitsimis]

+1 This would be great to have!

[emilhe]

Thanks! I decided to deprecate the Conda install option some time ago in favor of pip, but it seem there are still some old versions still floating around. Is there any reason why you are not just using pip? :)

[tsitsimis]

Thanks! I decided to deprecate the Conda install option some time ago in favor of pip, but it seem there are still some old versions still floating around. Is there any reason why you are not just using pip? :)

The reason is a bit specific but maybe common to others. I'm managing a conda env in cross-platform environments using conda env export --from-history to remove platform-specific conda packages. But this does not output pip dependencies. But this may be better suited in conda's issues (actually there is already one 9628)

[emilhe]

I had a quick look at the possibility to publish conda packages automatically (i.e. via a github action, similar to how the artifact is built/pushed to pypi), but I didn't find any good setup which is compatible with Poetry. If you have an example, please post it here, and I'll take a look.

[j-emils]

For me I think it's just that we're using conda and it's messy to use multiple package managers. Ideally you're able to define an environment for users using only one definition file.

I don't know enough about Poetry to answer your question. My guess is that you'll need a conda recipe and build script separately. However, that should be straightforward to set up with github action or any bash / batch compatible build process.