I admit that the following problem might arise only because my team is mixing two concepts–Package and Application–in a single Project. Still, let me pose the problem: I have a package “Pope” that serves mainly as a library of analysis tools (for superconducting x-ray microcalorimeter data) but als…

You can just make a regular old temporary directory to put your environment in. One of Pkg’s many strengths is that it separates the set of installed packages from the active environment. This means creating new environments is virtually free! You can think of Pkg.add as “make sure these packages a…

[image] ggggggggg: Also I think there is a julia --project flag, but I can’t find documentation for it. This is typically my solution. More info here

How to activate a package in a script?

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kevbonham August 31, 2019, 3:42pm 21

This is typically my solution. More info here

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How to activate a package in a script?

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