I recently had to reinstall the package on a fresh WSL install and ran into a few snafus that should be fixed or mentioned in the instructions: - [x] The header of installing pytorch (below dssp) disappeared (I believe this is solved in #434) - [x] `sudo apt-get install dssp` could give an error "E: Unable to locate package dssp" - solve by first running `sudo apt-get update` - [x] `python -c "import torch; print(torch.version.cuda)"` could return "None", in which case "cpu" should be used. - [x] if gcc isn't installed, there will be an error when pip installing the package itself. This can be addressed as follows: 1. test whether gcc is installed: if `gcc --version` does not give an error: you're good 2. if there is an error, run: `sudo apt-get install gcc` before pip installing - [x] it would be nice if there were a test command or something that people could run to ensure that installation works as intended. - perhaps by running the integration tests? - [x] In the editable install instructions, maybe it would be nice to list the extras packages for testing, etc? - Can we collapse all of the extras into a single option (dev?) and/or get rid of the ones we don't need anymore? Maybe this can be resolved together with #450
I recently had to reinstall the package on a fresh WSL install and ran into a few snafus that should be fixed or mentioned in the instructions:
sudo apt-get install dsspcould give an error "E: Unable to locate package dssp"sudo apt-get updatepython -c "import torch; print(torch.version.cuda)"could return "None", in which case "cpu" should be used.gcc --versiondoes not give an error: you're goodsudo apt-get install gccbefore pip installingMaybe this can be resolved together with #450