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The link redirect does not specify which point in the list you are referring to but I guess it is "Install missing packages from...". If so, then I really wonde
by bluish29 3y ago
The link redirect does not specify which point in the list you are referring to but I guess it is "Install missing packages from...". If so, then I really wonder if you mean supporting something like '!pip install numpy' like Jupyter or something else?
I don't think this is really a solution, not to mention that this raise the question. Does it support running shell commands using '!' like Jupyter Notebook?
- akshayka 3y agoOh, sorry for not being more clear. That's not the one. It's "Package management: make notebooks reproducible down to the packages they use": https://marimo-team.notion.site/840c475fd7ca4e3a8c6f20c86fce51a0?v=0a96d9f02aa2459388dbadf36a9b6167&p=a67d9dd024f94defb995cd2bc6f6c4b6&pm=s https://marimo-team.notion.site/840c475fd7ca4e3a8c6f20c86fce... Does that align with what you're talking about? That page has some scrawled brainstormed notes. But we haven't spent time designing a solution yet.
- bluish29 3y agoThanks. That is precisely what I was talking about in my comment. It would solve the problem if we have some like that integrated natively. I understand that between pip, conda, mamba and all the others it would be hard problem to solve. But at least auto generating requirements.txt would be easier. But to be honest the hard part is identify packages and where they are from not what to do with information. Good luck with the development.