Version 1 release #132
Version 1 release #132
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Co-authored-by: Adam Tyson <[email protected]>
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Re-requesting review in light of the Zulip discussion. Meta-package docs are under |
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One small request, but this is excellent, thanks @willGraham01. This is the type of project structure and documentation that we should have had all along! 🥳
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| - `pip install brainglobe` is now the recommended way to install all BrainGlobe tools. | ||
| - This will fetch the `brainglobe` meta-package, which includes the latest stable versions of all BrainGlobe tools and napari plugins. | ||
| - All tools will be accessible in the install environment as if they had been pip-installed directly. | ||
| - If you are updating to `brainglobe` version 1 having previously installed BrainGlobe tools individually, we [recommend you create](#updating-to-version-1) a clean Python environment and install `brainglobe` into this fresh environment to avoid potential package conflicts. |
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Are at least parts of this a duplicate of what we already say on line 50 and should therefore be integrated there or here?
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Parts of it definitely are, but I felt duplicating these parts made more sense than only including them in one place or another. Otherwise it's not really a full changelog, and it's not worth a "see this section" when users only need to be redirected to one sentence?
Co-authored-by: Alessandro Felder <[email protected]>
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pip install brainglobeif you want to install the tools.workflowsis also now available.