[BurnP3+ Bug]: BurnP3+ conda environment not compatible with linux

[katieb1]

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What happened?

The BurnP3+ conda environment was built on a windows machine and then exported to a yaml file to be included in the package. This means that some of the package versions/wheels are specific to windows, so when you go to create the conda environment on linux, it fails and says some of the packages are unavailable.

The yaml file needs to be made more generic so it works on linux. Instead of having conda install all dependencies, it should just be the R packages (and required versions) that are actually loaded at the top of each script. The wheels (i.e., the long string of letters and numbers after the version number) should also be removed.

What component are you seeing the problem on?

R

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[katieb1]

@shreeramsenthi I know you don't really work with conda that much, so let me know if you want me to fix this!

[shreeramsenthi]

Thanks for catching this! I wasn't even aware conda was working through Linux now. Do you think you'd have time to update this for me? I don't have an environment set up to this at the moment.

[katieb1]

Yeah, Alex made some changes for the latest release so that conda environments should work now! Maybe the first thing for the BurnP3+ conda environment is to sort out the arrow dependency though.