Making CLMM conda instalable [version:1.16.10]

[eduardojsbarroso]

Changed the pyproject.toml file so we can publish CLMM to conda and pipy.

[eduardojsbarroso]

Hi @m-aguena and @marina-ricci . As we discussed in the last pipeline meeting, indeed pip install git+https://github.com/LSSTDESC/CLMM.git@1.14.1 works for CLMM. However I created a new pyproject.toml file and I was able to publish clmm to the PypiTest. I can also publish to Pypi and Conda now. However I would like your aproval. Also, should I publish or one of you guys? Since it will be associated with my account?

[marina-ricci]

@eduardojsbarroso Michel and I are not familiar with what you proposed. Could you ellaborate?

[eduardojsbarroso]

@eduardojsbarroso Michel and I are not familiar with what you proposed. Could you ellaborate?

What I am proposing is that we publish the clmm git repository to Pipy and conda, so one can simply do pip install clmm or conda install clmm. To so, we need a pyproject.toml file with all the requirements, dependencies and licenses of the repository. After making this file, we can use setuptools I guess or another program to build the files that will be posted in Pypi and conda (I used a program called hatch). Then, after having all the files, we just need to publish them to Pipy and conda. However, you need to have an account at Pipy to publish. I created one, and published clmm in PipyTest, which is just to see if everything is working. Now I can publish to Pipy and conda, but then the package will be associated to my account, so I will be the one to update it when something changes. I can do that no problem, but if you guys prefer to do it since the repository is not mine, feel free to do it. Otherwise I can do it this week. I just noted that there was some problem with the new pyproject.toml file in the test

[coveralls]

coverage: 100.0%. remained the same
when pulling b7f609f on conda_instal
into 9c52414 on main.

[m-aguena]

@eduardojsbarroso I talked to the CCL people, and they said an account for the code was created. So, I will make the same for CLMM and give you access.

[m-aguena]

@eduardojsbarroso can you add instructions on how to create these installation to the Creating installation via pip and conda section of CONTRIBUTING.md? Thanks

[hsinfan1996]

Since this PR touched upon the dependencies, can we check if astropy v7.0.0 is compatible, which was just released.

[hsinfan1996]

Since this PR touched upon the dependencies, can we check if astropy v7.0.0 is compatible, which was just released.

Never mind. It is compatible.

[eduardojsbarroso]

Since this PR touched upon the dependencies, can we check if astropy v7.0.0 is compatible, which was just released.

Never mind. It is compatible.

[caioolivv]

Everything's looking ready for a review here @m-aguena.

[m-aguena]

@caioolivv thanks for all the work! With this setup, when is publication to pipy and conda triggered?

[caioolivv]

@caioolivv thanks for all the work! With this setup, when is publication to pipy and conda triggered?

Only when you release a new version, manually.

[m-aguena]

@caioolivv it all looks pretty well (and clean!), thanks! I just left a comment to make sure the documentation reflects the current implementation

[m-aguena]

@caioolivv thanks for all the work!