conda metapackages for installing sktime with soft dependencies
See original GitHub issuepip
users can install sktime
with soft dependencies via pip install sktime[all_extras]
.
The same is not possible via conda
currently, but could be achieved using metapackages, for instance.
Having that would be nice.
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@fkiraly I took a crack at this here: https://github.com/conda-forge/sktime-feedstock/pull/11 .
However, it’s impossible to install all dependencies via conda:
pmdarima
causes version conflicts, you can see the conda output in the failed ci runs of the first commits.pmdarima
did not cause conflicts, it’s not available on windowsI’ve removed these from the recipe. I think that’s a good first step. Follow-up steps could include filing issues for tbats and catch-22 to create conda packages and investigating the problems with pmdarima.
Closed with thanks. New issue is #1227. I already solved the docs item in #1226.