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About Project.toml
PyPlot in Julia only showing plot when code endsSublime + IJulia: ZMQ library not foundInstalling Julia 0.4 in Ubuntu 15.10Install IJulia notebook on non-networked windows machine?Julia PyPlot segmentsError updating packages (0.4)Polymorphic functions and subtypes in juliaJulia - the way of kings (generator performance)Warning: Package xxxxx does not have POMDPSimulators in its dependencies in Julia if usual recommendations don't work.Entry point not found when embedding Julia in C with gcc on Windows
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I would like to ask, before julia1.0, when configuring mybinder, I only need REQUIRE, format for example:
julia 0.6.0
PyCall
PyPlot
...
After updating to julia 1.1.0, this doesn't seem to work anymore. I saw that it might be necessary to replace REQUIRE with project.toml, but how should project.toml be generated if I only know the list of the packages names?
julia
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I would like to ask, before julia1.0, when configuring mybinder, I only need REQUIRE, format for example:
julia 0.6.0
PyCall
PyPlot
...
After updating to julia 1.1.0, this doesn't seem to work anymore. I saw that it might be necessary to replace REQUIRE with project.toml, but how should project.toml be generated if I only know the list of the packages names?
julia
asked Mar 23 at 10:45
ElliothuoElliothuo
202
add a comment |
I would like to ask, before julia1.0, when configuring mybinder, I only need REQUIRE, format for example:
julia 0.6.0
PyCall
PyPlot
...
After updating to julia 1.1.0, this doesn't seem to work anymore. I saw that it might be necessary to replace REQUIRE with project.toml, but how should project.toml be generated if I only know the list of the packages names?
julia
asked Mar 23 at 10:45
ElliothuoElliothuo
202
I would like to ask, before julia1.0, when configuring mybinder, I only need REQUIRE, format for example:
julia 0.6.0
PyCall
PyPlot
...
After updating to julia 1.1.0, this doesn't seem to work anymore. I saw that it might be necessary to replace REQUIRE with project.toml, but how should project.toml be generated if I only know the list of the packages names?
julia
julia
asked Mar 23 at 10:45
ElliothuoElliothuo
202
asked Mar 23 at 10:45
ElliothuoElliothuo
202
asked Mar 23 at 10:45
ElliothuoElliothuo
202
asked Mar 23 at 10:45
ElliothuoElliothuo
202
asked Mar 23 at 10:45
ElliothuoElliothuo
202
202
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In order to add packages Project.toml
Go to the folder where your project is located, for example
$ cd /home/myname/MyProject.jlStart Julia
$ julia- Press
]to go to the package manager and typeactivate:(v1.0) pkg> activate . - Add the packages that you wish to add:
(MyProject.jl) pkg> add Test - This will update the
Project.tomlfile
Comments
If you do not have a
Project.tomlfile to start with the recommended way is to generate one along a project folder using projecct manager the command:(v1.0) pkg> generate MyProject.jlYou still need to have the
REQUIREfile to be present if you want to register official Julia packages (attobot needs them)
answered Mar 23 at 19:05
Przemyslaw SzufelPrzemyslaw Szufel
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In order to add packages Project.toml
Go to the folder where your project is located, for example
$ cd /home/myname/MyProject.jlStart Julia
$ julia- Press
]to go to the package manager and typeactivate:(v1.0) pkg> activate . - Add the packages that you wish to add:
(MyProject.jl) pkg> add Test - This will update the
Project.tomlfile
Comments
If you do not have a
Project.tomlfile to start with the recommended way is to generate one along a project folder using projecct manager the command:(v1.0) pkg> generate MyProject.jlYou still need to have the
REQUIREfile to be present if you want to register official Julia packages (attobot needs them)
answered Mar 23 at 19:05
Przemyslaw SzufelPrzemyslaw Szufel
3,125214
add a comment |
In order to add packages Project.toml
Go to the folder where your project is located, for example
$ cd /home/myname/MyProject.jlStart Julia
$ julia- Press
]to go to the package manager and typeactivate:(v1.0) pkg> activate . - Add the packages that you wish to add:
(MyProject.jl) pkg> add Test - This will update the
Project.tomlfile
Comments
If you do not have a
Project.tomlfile to start with the recommended way is to generate one along a project folder using projecct manager the command:(v1.0) pkg> generate MyProject.jlYou still need to have the
REQUIREfile to be present if you want to register official Julia packages (attobot needs them)
answered Mar 23 at 19:05
Przemyslaw SzufelPrzemyslaw Szufel
3,125214
add a comment |
In order to add packages Project.toml
Go to the folder where your project is located, for example
$ cd /home/myname/MyProject.jlStart Julia
$ julia- Press
]to go to the package manager and typeactivate:(v1.0) pkg> activate . - Add the packages that you wish to add:
(MyProject.jl) pkg> add Test - This will update the
Project.tomlfile
Comments
If you do not have a
Project.tomlfile to start with the recommended way is to generate one along a project folder using projecct manager the command:(v1.0) pkg> generate MyProject.jlYou still need to have the
REQUIREfile to be present if you want to register official Julia packages (attobot needs them)
answered Mar 23 at 19:05
Przemyslaw SzufelPrzemyslaw Szufel
3,125214
In order to add packages Project.toml
Go to the folder where your project is located, for example
$ cd /home/myname/MyProject.jlStart Julia
$ julia- Press
]to go to the package manager and typeactivate:(v1.0) pkg> activate . - Add the packages that you wish to add:
(MyProject.jl) pkg> add Test - This will update the
Project.tomlfile
Comments
If you do not have a
Project.tomlfile to start with the recommended way is to generate one along a project folder using projecct manager the command:(v1.0) pkg> generate MyProject.jlYou still need to have the
REQUIREfile to be present if you want to register official Julia packages (attobot needs them)
answered Mar 23 at 19:05
Przemyslaw SzufelPrzemyslaw Szufel
3,125214
answered Mar 23 at 19:05
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