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Install the environment with:
mamba create -f environment.yaml
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Then from inside that environment:
pip install -e .which will install some other packages not available in Anaconda with
pip, and the repo itself as a package (in editable mode!).
You can also skip the mamba step and only do pip install -e . inside an virtual environment. In that case make sure you are using Python >= 3.10.
A custom listing of the project's explicit and direct dependencies (à la pyproject.toml) are in requirements.yaml: you can also replace the first step with mamba create -f requirements.yaml and let mamba resolve the declared dependencies to their latest versions. Of courses things might break then...