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There are several methods of installation. Only the simplest (using a prebuilt cvmfs version) is described here. For other methods, see the imSim installation instructions.
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If you are working at the USDF (Rubin Project computing) or at NERSC (DESC computing), perhaps the easiest way to setup and use *skyCatalogs* is to rely on the prebuilt versions of the pipelines contained in the cvmfs distribution which is installed there. This solution is also appropriate for personal laptops and university/lab based computing systems if you are able to install the *cvmfs* system.
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If you are working at the USDF (Rubin Project computing) or at NERSC (DESC computing), perhaps the easiest way to setup and use *skyCatalogs_creator* is to rely on the prebuilt versions of the pipelines contained in the cvmfs distribution which is installed there. This solution is also appropriate for personal laptops and university/lab based computing systems if you are able to install the *cvmfs* system.
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The `CernVM file system <https://cvmfs.readthedocs.io/>`_ (cvmfs) is a distributed read-only file system developed at CERN for reliable low-maintenance world-wide software distribution. LSST-France distributes weekly builds of the Rubin science pipelines for both Linux and MacOS. Details and installation instructions can be found at `sw.lsst.eu <https://sw.lsst.eu/index.html>`_ . The distribution includes conda and skyCatalogs dependencies from conda-forge along with the science pipelines.
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.. note::
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Version ``w_2025_28`` or later of the science pipelines is recommended. This will guarantee other dependencies of skyCatalogs, such as GalSim, are new enough.
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Version ``w_2025_49`` or later of the science pipelines is recommended. This will guarantee other dependencies of skyCatalogs, such as GalSim, are new enough.
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Also note: the cvmfs distribution is a read-only distribution. This means you cannot add packages to the included conda environment and packages you install via *pip* will be installed in the user area. If you need a *conda* environment you will need to use a different installation method.
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git clone https://github.com/LSSTDESC/skyCatalogs
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at this point if you would only like to use *skyCatalogs* you can ``pip install skyCatalog/`` however we instead suggest using the *eups* tool to simply setup the package for use without installing it. This will allow you to edit the package in place, use multiple versions, change branches etc. You should definitely do this if you plan to do any *skyCatalogs* development.
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at this point if you would only like to use *skyCatalogs* you can ``pip install skyCatalog/`` however we instead suggest using the *eups* tool to simply setup the package for use without installing it. This will allow you to edit the package in place, use multiple versions, change branches etc. You should definitely do this if you plan to do any *skyCatalogs* or *skyCatalogs_creator* development.
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If you do not intend to do any development you may choose instead to clone the most recent release tag. It should be at least v2.3.0.
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If you do not intend to do any development you may choose instead to clone or pip install the most recent release tag. It should be at least v2.4.0.
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# conda install --file etc/conda_requirements should install all required dependencies of imSim including a conda based version of the Rubin pipelines.
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