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add conda install steps #48

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No worries if you rather have users install from pypi and not mention conda-forge at all

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Thanks, I think it will be useful for Conda users. (You can also use pip in Conda environments, but that can lead to issues)

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How does it work? does it manually needed to be rebuilt and submitted to conda-forge? We've configured automatic built and submission to pypi when a commit is tagged.

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When you make a release on pypi the conda-forge bot will automatically make a PR that updates the feedstock to the new version. If new dependencies or pins are changed on dependencies, those changes will need to be added to the PR. If there is just a pure code change then all we have do to is merge in the PR and that will update the package on conda-forge. See https://conda-forge.org/docs/maintainer/updating_pkgs/ for more information

@EBjerrum EBjerrum merged commit 32c7d50 into EBjerrum:main Sep 28, 2024
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OK, thanks for the info.

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