Merge branch 'development' into 'master'

Fix indent See merge request brigaud/sw-lsst-eu!10
airnandez · Jun 30, 2018 · 1b00552 · 1b00552
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@@ -34,28 +34,29 @@ The namespace under ``/cvmfs/sw.lsst.eu`` is meant to be self-explanatory. There
     |       |-- w_2018_24
     |       `-- w_2018_25
     `-- linux-x86_64
-    |-- lsst_distrib
-    |   |-- v15.0
-    |   |-- v16.0
-    |   |-- w_2018_14
-    |   |-- w_2018_15
-    |   |-- w_2018_16
-    |   |-- w_2018_17
-    |   |-- w_2018_18
-    |   |-- w_2018_19
-    |   |-- w_2018_20
-    |   |-- w_2018_21
-    |   |-- w_2018_22
-    |   |-- w_2018_23
-    |   |-- w_2018_24
-    |   `-- w_2018_25
-    `-- lsst_sims
-    `-- sims_2_8_0
+        |-- lsst_distrib
+        |   |-- v15.0
+        |   |-- v16.0
+        |   |-- w_2018_14
+        |   |-- w_2018_15
+        |   |-- w_2018_16
+        |   |-- w_2018_17
+        |   |-- w_2018_18
+        |   |-- w_2018_19
+        |   |-- w_2018_20
+        |   |-- w_2018_21
+        |   |-- w_2018_22
+        |   |-- w_2018_23
+        |   |-- w_2018_24
+        |   `-- w_2018_25
+        `-- lsst_sims
+            `-- sims_2_8_0
 
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 Names of directories containing **stable releases** start with letter "v" (e.g. ``v15.0``) and directories where **weekly releases** are located are named starting with letter "w" (e.g. ``w_2018_19``). ``lsst_distrib`` is the name of the LSST distribution, that is, a coherent set of packages that together form the LSST science pipelines. Each release of the LSST software is built specifically for delivery via CernVM-FS according to the `official instructions <https://pipelines.lsst.io>`_.
 
 Each release of the LSST software you will find under ``/cvmfs/sw.lsst.eu``, be it stable or weekly, is mostly self contained: it includes its own EUPS (see below), its own **Python 3** distribution (typically `miniconda <https://www.anaconda.com/download>`_) and its own set of external packages that specific release depends on (e.g. ``numpy``, ``cfitsio``, etc.). In particular, since the Python distribution installed with each release includes its own interpreter, each release is independent and configured so **it does not conflict with other Python interpreter** you may have already installed on your computer.