Create the pip install command

[dmccrevan]

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[jkuruzovich]

Should also include conda install in workflow.

[dmccrevan]

@jkuruzovich Do you think we should just do condo or pip or support both? Supporting both might create some conflicts within projects.

[jkuruzovich]

Conda supports PIP. I think by incorporating Conda you will also incorporate PIP.
The key reasons to support Conda in my mind are that:
(1) They have a package manager that works with R and Python.
(2) The docker stacks project is the primary way that baseline Jupyter containers are rolled out.
(3) Most data scientists use Conda.

I think that this is an interesting way of architecting this. If it works that is great. However, consider the alternate workflow.
carme pip install pytorch could do the following:
(1) Add the package to the external file for the docker container.
(2) Install the package on the running container.

PIP could work but it makes me think we wouldn't be able to use the docker stacks and would have to end up reinventing that wheel. The other base notebooks are the NVIDIA deep learning notebooks.

[dmccrevan]

Okay i guess we could use conda instead of pip then.