Switch to installing Doxygen via conda #636
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Nov 14, 2024
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Let’s move all of this to a standalone bash script.
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Do we need conda after all? We could just wget one of the binary releases from the doxygen GH repo. I'm not saying I'm against conda, I'm just wondering if it comes with any additional overhead compared to downloading the raw binary and placing it in an executable path.
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This PR moves the Doxygen installation from the default Ubuntu version via
apt-getto Conda, preventing potential version conflicts during system updates.