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runtime and requirements in `binder/` doesn't work
See original GitHub issuevia @hydrosquall in #139:
With that said, this stops working if
runtime.txtandrequirements.txtare both under thebinder/folder, so I had to get rid of thebinder/folder and put both text files in the project root.It also doesn’t work if just
runtime.txtis in the root andrequirements.txtis in thebinder/folder, since it will fail to install the python2 kernel. This might be a bug worth investigating separately.
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Fixed by #277.
This will be fixed in #277 I believe - we had a hard-coded path to a requirements file that was only in the Python2 buildpack, so would only be uncovered if people both had 2.7 specified in runtime.txt and used a
binder/folder