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Features/add pangeo workspace #25
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* develop: Moving maap-py install to match vanilla Added Plant as part of the isce2 workspace Update Node JS to solve dependency issue with ISCE2
…uldn't be found during the image building process.
…e why the conda-lock file can't be found.
…and in base docker image.
…o pangeo base image.
* develop: Updated R base image trying to update version of python
…3 dockerfile to test pangeo build with new CI pipeline.
* develop: Update CI image build process to allow for custom builds (#23)
* develop: update maap help locked package versions minor updates cleaned up installs updated extension installs updated jlab and dependencies versions update miniconda # Conflicts: # jupyterlab3/docker/Dockerfile
…3 folder. This was accomplished by install a workspace dependent environments.yml file for our jupyterlab environment. Pangeo is the only environment that is currently using a custom environment.yml, all other workspaces rely on a shared environment.yml file.
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Was able to build successfully locally, but I did need to add --memory 8g to be able to create the pangeo base image without a seg fault
Assuming I can build with mas.dit.maap-project.org/root/maap-workspaces/jupyterlab3/vanilla:add-pangeo-workspace, I am able to successfully build a workspace in DIT and launch/ run a jupyter notebook
After the most recent commit, trying to build this locally, I get this error:
But I fixed this by doing |
This pull request incorporates the following notable changes:
environment.yml
file. Currently, the pangeo workspace is the only one that needs a custom environment.yml file that is stored at/jupyterlab3/pangeo/environment.yml
. All other jupyterlab workspaces use the following/jupyterlab3/shared/environment.yml
/jupyterlab3-build
as it is no longer needed.