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Move PyQt_ dependency to a pip-only file (requirements-pip.txt)
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baileythegreen committed Jan 10, 2022
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Having pyqt in requirements.txt works for me with make setup_env and, at time of checking, installs v5.12.3.

I think that, unless a package is unavailable in conda's channels, we should always aim to use conda as the package manager, to avoid conflicts as much as we can. Moving installation to requirements-pip.txt should be the less desirable option.

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It also worked for me locally; it did not work in CircleCI, though: 0949a46. I don't know if there's a different way to have it successfully run both locally and in CircleCI, but I have not yet found one.

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