Pip installation succeeds without installing dependencies

[jkahn]

I think it should probably fail or at least specify that the dependencies need to be installed.

mkvirtualenv rsmtool-tester --python=/usr/bin/python3
cd $checkoutdir
pip install .
... # succeeds quietly

[desilinguist]

Fair point. I'm not sure how to make it fail but I can mention explicitly
in the readme that pip is not supported.
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I think it should probably fail or at least specify that the dependencies
need to be installed.

mkvirtualenv rsmtool-tester --python=/usr/bin/python3
cd $checkoutdir
pip install .
... # succeeds quietly

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[jkahn]

... or make it work?

[desilinguist]

I'd rather not. I much prefer conda to pip now since it's much simpler and easier to use but I'm happy to accept a PR if anyone really wants it.

[jkahn]

tox virtualenvs still don't understand conda, and I still count on PyPI for distribution most of the time.

I'm doing some tinkering with a requirements.txt file, and I wonder if you can clarify if any part of this is a library or if it's entirely an app? (Maybe a separate issue again.)

[desilinguist]

It's not that I haven't tried getting it to work with pip but I found that
doing so interfered with building conda packages which is unacceptable.

To answer your other question, RSMTool is also used as a library in some of
our ETS-internal applications.
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tox virtualenvs still don't understand conda, and I still count on PyPI
for distribution most of the time.

I'm doing some tinkering with a requirements.txt file, and I wonder if you
can clarify if any part of this is a library or if it's entirely an app?
(Maybe a separate issue again.)

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[desilinguist]

This will probably work better when we upgrade statsmodels to 0.8.1 which has a wheel available for all OSes and not just OS X.

[desilinguist]

Addressed by #178.