Add git and compilers to dev-dependencies.yml #49
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Signed-off-by: Nathan Goldbaum <nathan.goldbaum@gmail.com>
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With these changes I'm able to build
cspon a freshly installed centos-7 image using miniforge.ping @robambalu. I think the issues you were running into were related to mixing conda's g++ and the system gcc, I bet building will work if you start with a clean environment including the
compilerslike in this PR. It turns outconda buildis unnecessary as long as the conda-forge compilers appear first in your PATH.