Windows installer for the Collective Knowledge framework with Git 2.20.1 and Python 3.7.2

This is a windows installer for the open-source Collective Knowledge framework (BSD license). It also includes all required components to use CK: Git 2.20.1 (GPL license) and Python 3.7.2 (Python Software Foundation License v2). Just unzip this archive to any dedicated directory and run one of the following two scripts: 1) install-pip.bat to install CK via PIP 2) install-github.bat to install CK from GitHub These scripts will install Python in your dedicated directory and will ask you to add several environment variables to your system (just copy/paste them) - that's all!

{"references": ["Fursin, Grigori et.al. Collective Knowledge: Towards R&D Sustainability. Proceedings of the 2016 Design, Automation & Test in Europe Conference & Exhibition (DATE'16)."]}

Keywords

Python API, API, adaptive workflows, open science, portable workflows, collaborative experiments, reproducible research, JSON API, system abstraction

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