[WIP] Add package for Jupyter and associated kernels#1297
[WIP] Add package for Jupyter and associated kernels#1297jppelteret wants to merge 2 commits intospack:developfrom
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IMHO should not be a variant.
spack install py-scipy ^atlas
should use it for both blas and lapack. That's when
if 'atlas' in spec: will be triggered.
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That's when if 'atlas' in spec: will be triggered.
i think.
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@jppelteret you actually forgot to remove the variant in your last commit.
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| version('2016.02.28', '5ccfc23bd5e931863f0b01ef3e9d2dbd3bef0e1b') | ||
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On occasion when I specify depends_on('py-setuptools', type='build) I need to import os for it to work (in my haste I didn't make note of the offending package). However, flake doesn't like this. Is it expected that one needs this import?
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my understanding that this should not be needed. Perhaps @mathstuf could comment on this issue.
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Yeah, some more context would be nice.
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I'll see if I can reproduce the error and will report back. Otherwise I'll just make the suggested changes.
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* deploy: move *_ROOT var setting to central location * compilers shall not export ROOT variables Co-authored-by: Alexandru Săvulescu <[email protected]>
List of packages
Depends on:
Jupyter core
Jupyter notebook
Jupyter console
Jupyter qt-console
Available kernels (build/check):
Additional iPython kernels
Utilities
nbconvert
nbformat
Other tasks
Note: I have no familiarity with Jupyter as of yet, so I'm just working this out as I go along.
