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In Scipp, we list the test dependencies in the pyproject.toml.
Should we do the same for all packages?
This would allow us to do pip install esssans[test] which would give you an env where you can right away run the unit tests?
So for a local editable build you could do pip install -e .[test] (I think?).
This would also mean that we could get the test dependencies in the conda recipe from the pyproject file, as we do for the run dependencies?
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In Scipp, we list the test dependencies in the
pyproject.toml
.Should we do the same for all packages?
This would allow us to do
pip install esssans[test]
which would give you an env where you can right away run the unit tests?So for a local editable build you could do
pip install -e .[test]
(I think?).This would also mean that we could get the test dependencies in the conda recipe from the
pyproject
file, as we do for the run dependencies?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: