Add jupyter-book and jupyter to setup.py#40
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@jdebacker. I think this might fix the error we are getting in the GitHub action for building the docs. There is sometimes a difference between the conda environment (
ogcore-dev) and the packages that get installed from PyPI.org (pip install ogcore, fromsetup.py). The goal of this PR is to add thejupyterandjupyter-bookpackages as components of the PyPI.orgogcorepackage.Review and merge this and see if this fixes the GitHub Action. I can't really test this locally on my machine.