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This PR updates the installation instructions in README.md to better clarify the steps for users who are already within an existing conda environment.
- Revised the note to instruct users on editing the ci_env.yml file.
- Modified the command instructions accordingly.
| conda env create -n <conda-environment-name> --file ci_env.yml | ||
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| * Note: if you are already inside an existing conda environment, you can type instead: | ||
| * Note: if you are already inside an existing conda environment, you can type instead the command below AFTER OPENING THE ` ci_env.yml` FILE AND SUBSTITUTING THE ` name` FIELD WITH YOUR ENV NAME: |
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[nitpick] The new note contains awkward phrasing and formatting (e.g., extra spaces and all caps) that could be improved for clarity. Consider rephrasing to: '* Note: If you are already inside a conda environment, run the following command after opening ci_env.yml and replacing the name field with your environment name.'
| * Note: if you are already inside an existing conda environment, you can type instead the command below AFTER OPENING THE ` ci_env.yml` FILE AND SUBSTITUTING THE ` name` FIELD WITH YOUR ENV NAME: | |
| * Note: If you are already inside a conda environment, run the following command after opening ci_env.yml and replacing the `name` field with your environment name: |
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Buy why do you need to change the name field in the yml file? You are already in your environment and the command conda env update --file ci_env.yml ignores that field
| conda env create -n <conda-environment-name> --file ci_env.yml | ||
| ``` | ||
| * Note: if you are already inside an existing conda environment, you can type instead: | ||
| * Note: if you are already inside an existing conda environment, you can type instead the command below AFTER OPENING THE ` ci_env.yml` FILE AND SUBSTITUTING THE ` name` FIELD WITH YOUR ENV NAME: |
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Buy why do you need to change the name field in the yml file? You are already in your environment and the command conda env update --file ci_env.yml ignores that field
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I tried once and I was not able to install dependencies with the above command. Modifying the name inside |
modify installation instructions for dependencies