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Elaborate on managing Conda python, channels #606
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Hi Yuxuan,
Your writing is very detail and clear!
One suggestion I have is to be consistent with the file structure of pr #604, I would suggest you to break each sub-section into different files.
Also, please resolve the conflict with setup_conda.md in the main branch. I think by break all the sections down to different files. The conflict will be resolved.
Hi Yuxuan, I fogot to add citations for my pr #600, it's already merged. Could you add the citation section for me in the setup_conda.md, plz. References
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will do that right now. Thank you for feedback. |
I'd suggest to edit the reference list to keep consist with the other documents for Conda in the repo |
Also, the reference list is needed for each .md file for the consistent aim. |
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Good job! Approved.
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LGTM
This PR solves the aspects mentioned in Issue #484: Development Process: Introduction for the Conda #484. It added instructions for five major types of Conda tasks including Managing Python, Managing virtual packages, Creating custom channels, Creating projects, and Viewing command-line help. The instruction introduces the commonly used commands for these tasks.