V2 environment update#42
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Quick update to the README.md to include users needing to the the `pip install -e .` command before running the tool.
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Upgrade env + breaking fixes
Bug fix latlon mode for new conda env
Update file paths to reduce inputs
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As the changes to main have all been reviewed and approved, no review is required for the changes to the Python scripts relative to v2.0.0_DEV, apart from ensuring that they don't conflict with any of the v2-specific features. The main thing to check is that the new environments are working correctly: both the .yml and .lock. |
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Merges updates to main (bug fixes, improved file handling etc.) into v2.
Also updates the environments. The newest versions of SciPy and Pandas are no longer compatible with ProFSea, so these have been pinned in the .yml to the most recent versions that we know work.
I have also generated a new lock file to go with the .yml. This was generated with the updated version of the .yml, but with the channel set to "https://conda.anaconda.org/conda-forge" to ensure that the lock file is usable outside the Met Office.