Installing Jupyter Notebooks?
See original GitHub issueWhere do we want to install Jupyter Notebooks? I have seen many recipes proposed where this might be an option and I would like us to think about the issues and standardize how we are going to do this. Just spit balling here, but maybe in share/notebooks
or something like this. If other tools have smarts for recognize this location, it would be good to consider them in this thought process too.
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Nice idea and v. interesting discussion. That said, this isn’t really a conda-forge thing - it applies as a useful standard for all packaging systems (including anaconda, EPD, Debian etc.) though I certainly have no problems with conda-forge trailblazing here.
My suggestion: create a package which lives outside of conda-forge, and it can then be packaged up in short order on conda-forge.
FWIW, I completely support the
<prefix>/share/notebooks/<package name>
standard.Absolutely, maybe we can have it be
share/notebooks/<package name>
.