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Add and test minimum requirements for PyNWB #1148

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@rly rly commented Jan 18, 2020

Addresses #1147.

  • Add requirements-min.txt and make setup.py read from that
  • Add CI tests with the minimum requirements
  • Update documentation regarding the requirements files

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@rly rly requested review from ajtritt and oruebel January 18, 2020 02:38
@rly rly merged commit 83125d6 into dev Jan 18, 2020
@rly rly deleted the add/min_req branch January 18, 2020 17:46
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