Add nteract jupyter extension to requirements.txt based setups #200
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It's actually our code that's preventing this due to being the simplest workaround for that conda bug, since we didn't have any pip dependencies at the time. I can fix it in a subsequent PR. |
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conflicts with the buildpack refactor |
Didn't add to conda, since there is currently no way to add pip packages to our conda frozen setup (due to conda/conda#6438). This means nteract will be available only when used with requirement.txt, and not when used with environment.yml files.
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Rebased! |
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Add nteract jupyter extension to requirements.txt based setups
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Didn't add to conda, since there is currently no way to add
pip packages to our conda frozen setup (due to
conda/conda#6438).
This means nteract will be available only when used with
requirement.txt, and not when used with environment.yml files.