Jan Petter Maehlen

Working on fixing the conda package (it was currently restricted to python 3.10 and python 3.11) Use either pip or uv to install until it is fully resolved (issue #333)

Hopefully fixed now (issue #333).

Hi @ITEllis, Sorry for being slow in answering (been busy days at work). The column-names etc can be defined in an instrument-file (yaml-format) if you want to load from for...

Here is an example notebook that might help. It is also possible to provide `cellpy` with custom `step_table` information, in case you also can extract more information about the cell...

The issue seems to be the conda recipe - it does not automatically update the python restrictions based on the pypi release. ``` build: number: 0 skip: true # [py311]...

Did not work 👎 Temporary solution (for python > 3.11): step 1: install using conda step 2: in the conda environment - use pip to install cellpy version 1.0.2

Output from `conda search cellpy --channel conda-forge`: ```bash cellpy 1.0.2.post7 py310h5588dad_0 conda-forge cellpy 1.0.2.post7 py311h1ea47a8_0 conda-forge cellpy 1.0.2.post7 py312h2e8e312_0 conda-forge ``` ... seems to be fixed now.

@asbjorul - there is a lot of people around the world who are going to bed crying because this feature is still missing from `cellpy`. No pressure, off course....