Getting Started¶
Clone the workshop repo from Github:
$ git clone https://github.com/bird-house/birdhouse-workshop.git
Note
In this workshop we assume that your workshop sources are in
your home folder ~/birdhouse-workshop
. If the sources are located at
a different place then you need to adapt the workshop root folder accordingly.
Create the workshop conda environment:
$ conda create -n workshop python=3
Activate the conda workshop environment (Linux and macOS):
$ source activate workshop
Warning
On Windows you use the following command:
$ activate workshop
I don’t have git …¶
Don’t worry … the quickest way to install git is using conda:
$ conda install git
If things go wrong …¶
Well, this can happen … you can easily get into troubles with resolving conda package dependencies. The easiest way to solve it is tabula rasa … remove the conda environment and install it from new.
Deactivate the current environment (Linux and MacOS):
$ source deactivate
Warning
On Windows you need to use the following command to deactivate the environment:
$ deactivate
Remove the workshop conda environment:
$ conda env remove -n workshop
Create a new workshop environment with all dependencies used in this workshop by using
a conda environment.yml
file in the top level folder:
$ conda env create -f environment.yml