env yaml file
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Dear @kohleman
Regarding the environment.yml file, would it be possible to add `git` as requirement as it is used to pull the beda code.
And, is the environment `name` necessary in the yaml file, or would it be better to remove it?
I am building a Docker image by pulling a copy of the environment.yml file, but as git is not in my base image (sure, I may add it) and as my conda env is called "base" and not "besca_dev" it may lead to conflicts.
What you do think?
Thanks and best regards,
R.
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Start with environment.yml and inspect how it is used when building the Docker image and creating the conda environment. Check whether git is needed to pull the BESCA code and whether the environment name conflicts with the documented base environment. Done means the environment file supports that workflow without the reported dependency or naming conflict.
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- Tech stack
- docker, git, python
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- build-system, devops
- Issue type
- Feature
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