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Could you document on the web site (and the wiki) the best way that a CDAT user can determine the version of CDAT s/he is using and let you know about it? This may seem straightforward, but I'm dealing with several installed versions of CDAT on several servers and this is going to get worse if I add Python 3 versions
I have also seen @doutriaux1 mention cdat_info several times in the issues, but I don't really know what's the best way to use cdat_info. help(cdat_info) and https://cdat-info.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ don't provide much help
If you document this, you can probably add a link to it from the Found a bug in CDAT? section at the bottom of the Contact page and ask the users to report precisely which version they are using
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Could you document on the web site (and the wiki) the best way that a CDAT user can determine the version of CDAT s/he is using and let you know about it? This may seem straightforward, but I'm dealing with several installed versions of CDAT on several servers and this is going to get worse if I add Python 3 versions
I know that you can use
conda list
I have also seen @doutriaux1 mention cdat_info several times in the issues, but I don't really know what's the best way to use cdat_info.
help(cdat_info)
and https://cdat-info.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ don't provide much helpIf you document this, you can probably add a link to it from the Found a bug in CDAT? section at the bottom of the Contact page and ask the users to report precisely which version they are using
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: