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Small additional thing: the shell.nix file is for development on NixOS, which is what I'm working on. No need to worry about it. |
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@bwmr Please also try the installation and auto-updating. You will have to specifically ask for the auto_updater branch during installation and updating. Right now, it works on my machine, but that doesn't mean much I guess. |
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Tested on macOS, waiting for IT to update CA Bundle on CentOS to check there also. |
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Does .sbgrid.conf support comments? Then we could also put that config into a code-block |
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Tested on CentOS also, certificate problem was on my side. |
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I wrote a very simple auto-updating function that just re-installs straight from GitHub:
tomotools update <--branch main>I think this would be very useful for people that don't want an editable installation and mess with git commands all the time.
I think though we should then also write proper installation instructions, including how to make a conda/virtualenv environment.