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Add cross-platform conda env manifest and describe use#326

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This PR adds another option for installing the required dependencies for local builds.

  • The .yml file declares the required dependencies in an OS-independent way.
  • README.md has been updated to document its use.

@sdruskat sdruskat requested a review from a team May 28, 2026 17:43
@StephanJanosch StephanJanosch marked this pull request as ready for review May 29, 2026 08:58
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Seems fine from my side. I am not regular conda user though

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Might make sense to pin or add an upper bound to the versions (probably at least for ruby?), such that you don't risk that jekyll and the ruby version go out of sync.

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Might make sense to pin or add an upper bound to the versions (probably at least for ruby?), such that you don't risk that jekyll and the ruby version go out of sync.

True. I've pinned ruby in the conda env, and jekyll in the Gemfile.

I've also removed the declarations of transitive dependencies for jekyll in the Gemfile, as these are pulled during bundle install.

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Happy for another review, @BeastyBlacksmith.

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