Add pymt to pymt_docs environment.yml #66
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Pymt is installed through setuptools at the repo level. |
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@mdpiper is correct. We don't want to add pymt to docs/environment.yml. When we build the docs we want to build them based on the pymt source code, not the latest release. |
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As it is, the environment.yml file in the pymt/docs/ folder does not contain package "pymt" as a dependency. However, that is required in order to "make html".
This pull request simply adds "pymt" to the list of packages in the docs/environment.yml file.