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There should be some standard way of documenting what each workflow needs. We don't want the user to need to install all dependencies at the top-level (including non-Python things like molecular simulation engines) to run a single workflow, so this should be done inside of each workflow. We could
have a separate requirements.txt in each folder
maybe something similar but at the high level?
have a block or two at the top of the notebook that checks all dependencies (including, for example gmx -h or lmp -h) and provides helpful error messages for those that aren't installed, i.e. where each might be found.
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There should be some standard way of documenting what each workflow needs. We don't want the user to need to install all dependencies at the top-level (including non-Python things like molecular simulation engines) to run a single workflow, so this should be done inside of each workflow. We could
requirements.txt
in each foldergmx -h
orlmp -h
) and provides helpful error messages for those that aren't installed, i.e. where each might be found.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: