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why is this needed ?
There is not "/workspace/anaconda3" directory when running in devcontainer
In my experinece it works better to have an "empty" .venv
directory.
This will make poetry use that dir to create its venv.
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I think we should have the rendering of the docs as part of the CI build.
That will make things easier, as then this runs in a known environment, always.
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I saw the CI error:
Execution error at libpython-clj2.python.info/detect-startup-info (info.clj:92).
Failed to find value python executable. Tried "/workspace/anaconda3/bin/python"
There is something else wrong.
in the devcontainer the venv should be created in .venv and have a python executable in .venv/bin/
As I know there is no anaconda in the devcontainer... It uses "poetry" instead.
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I think we should have the rendering of the docs as part of the CI build.
That will make things easier, as then this runs in a known environment, always.
What do you run today to re-render the docs ?
@behrica
Thanks, let us discuss this as a separate topic (Issue or Zulip)?
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why is this needed ?
There is not "/workspace/anaconda3" directory when running in devcontainer
In my experinece it works better to have an "empty" .venv
directory.
This will make poetry use that dir to create its venv.
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I think we should have the rendering of the docs as part of the CI build.
That will make things easier, as then this runs in a known environment, always.
What do you run today to re-render the docs ?
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I saw the CI error:
Execution error at libpython-clj2.python.info/detect-startup-info (info.clj:92).
Failed to find value python executable. Tried "/workspace/anaconda3/bin/python"
There is something else wrong.
in the devcontainer the venv should be created in .venv and have a python executable in .venv/bin/
As I know there is no anaconda in the devcontainer... It uses "poetry" instead.
I will investigate this.
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sorry, you reverted it. I did not pay attention on the "diff".
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Thanks, yes.
I pushed my python config by mistake, and then realized it broke the CI.
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@behrica
Thanks, let us discuss this as a separate topic (Issue or Zulip)?
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Oh I see the other discussion now, thanks.
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