Lsst-dev “shared stack” updated for RFC-679

The “shared stack” on lsst-dev has been refreshed so that it is now based on the new Conda environment introduced on RFC-679. The new stack can be found at /software/lsstsw/stack_20200504 . It currently contains weekly w_2020_18 of lsst_distrib, and will be updated with new weeklies as they become available. It also contains the following additional packages in the Conda environment:

  • panel
  • holoviews
  • hvplot
  • bokeh
  • pyviz_comms
  • fastparquet
  • numba
  • datashader
  • pyct
  • dask-jobqueue
  • snappy
  • cx_Oracle
  • ipdb

/software/lsstsw/stack will always be a symlink to the latest stack.

Refer to the Refer to the Developer Guide for further details.

When I try to setup git_lfs with the new stack, I get an error that there is no acceptable version. The developer guide does not say anything has changed. What is the current procedure?

I think git-lfs is now part of the conda environment so doesn’t need to be setup by eups.

Tim is right, of course, and the Developer Guide is wrong. I’ll fix it.

Done: https://developer.lsst.io/services/lsst-dev.html#configure-git-lfs

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