Add mpi dependency to setup scripts
See original GitHub issuelibopenmpi-dev
is missing for openai baselines package.
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Yes, you can
sudo apt-get install libopenmpi-dev
then update the conda envAlso please add a git hash to the environment.yml so that it is the latest version of baseline.