Add support for setting up Python through renv #15
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This will fix carpentries#415
…rting Update cache reporting
bump version to dev
there was an issue with numbered list
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…2023-03 update workflows to give explicit permissions
fix block anchors
This will address carpentries#463
…te-headings-463 add headings to instructor notes summary
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It's now possible to create new lessons with Python support added using
create_lesson(..., add_python = TRUE). The Python environment is controlled by renv and the existing sandpaper functions such asmanage_deps()will take Python dependencies into account.Also adds two helper functions:
use_python()sets up Python environment in existing lessonpy_install("<package>")installs Python packages in the correct environment and records them in"requirements.txt"Closes #12
See also carpentries#448
Current known problems
sandpaper::update_cache()does not play nicely yet with this implementation; when a Python package is recorded inrequirements.txtbut not installed, callingupdate_cache()will not install the Python dependency and overwrite therequirements.txtfile, removing the dependency.