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Tutorials for installing Python and Astropy, conda environments, and developer version of Astropy #238
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Looks good; at some point the developer docs in the astropy documentation should really be updated...
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@eblur - re: where it should go on the Learn page: I think maybe it should be listed as a standard tutorial but also be linked at the top of the tutorials page, and any future "guides" page? That's what it's most relevant for, and I don't think a user who's at the Learn landing page needs these unless they actually make it to the tutorials or guides? |
I just downloaded and installed the latest version of Anaconda 3, and 'conda activate' gives an error message with instructions for new set up. I'd rather go around this.
Astroquery should be strictly pinned
minor typos and pep8 fixes in fits cube notebook
Fix some link formatting issues in new Model fitting tutorial
I just downloaded and installed the latest version of Anaconda 3, and 'conda activate' gives an error message with instructions for new set up. I'd rather go around this.
… into add_install_docs
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@eblur - This seems to be in need of a rebase as many commits have brought in from master, similarly as in #227 (comment). |
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This was moved to #308 |
Written tutorials (coming out of Python in Astronomy 2018) for:
01 - installing Python and Astropy with Anaconda
02 - Setting up and managing conda environments, and with Jupyter notebook
03 - Setting up a developer version of Astropy, including links to Github documentation
I welcome feedback and will request content reviewers.
Before merging, we should figure out where this should go on the Learn Astropy landing page. @MananAgarwal @adrn @eteq