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Alternatively, you could simply test that your environment has been correctly created by incorporating the creation commands into your `.gitlab-ci.yml` file (see the "Continuous Integration" section, above). Once you have created and edited your `environment.yml` as explained, commit the changes to Git and push to your project repository on GitLab. If the pipeline for this commit succeeds, then your environment creation works as expected.
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And that's it! All you need to do now is to include `environment.yml` in your `MANIFEST.in` file to make sure that your environment file is packaged along with your source code (when creating a PyPI package).
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And that's it! All you need to do now is to include `environment.yml` in your `MANIFEST.in` file to make sure that your environment file is packaged along with your source code when creating a PyPI package. Note that it is also a good idea to ensure that your environment creation and experiments work as expected when downloading your paper package from PyPI as opposed to cloning it from GitLab.
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