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... and if we want to be really complete, we should also make the conda-forge recipe for mne-base 100% consistent with the minimal reqs in pyproject.toml and mne at least more consistent with mne[full] as well:
Just to add I don't think we need to hit 100% synchronization between mne[full] and the mne recipe, but we should at least know what the differences are. Since we don't want to fetch the recipe on every commit, a pre-commit hook is probably not the best candidate here. Instead a unit test could be used, or our style CI runs could have a new "consistency" entry or something.
... and if we want to be really complete, we should also make the conda-forge recipe for
mne-base
100% consistent with the minimal reqs inpyproject.toml
andmne
at least more consistent withmne[full]
as well:https://github.com/conda-forge/mne-feedstock/blob/ac4cd905e3e5ac5e667fd707dfff498a60ade511/recipe/meta.yaml#L27-L112
Originally posted by @larsoner in #12903 (comment)
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