Pin python version to 3.5 for RTD so that docs will build #506
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I'm not entirely sure why, but when readthedocs attempts to use python 3.6 to build our docs, it fails.
I think this may relate to dependencies that do not expect to be interpreted via python 3.6. See the error log at https://readthedocs.org/projects/nbconvert/builds/4854852/.
Or the issue I filed with conda at conda/conda#4168
What really confuses me though is that this included some dependencies that list
3.6*
as a potential version number… The only reason I thought to notice this is that I sawpy36_
in the installation file names.Solution: pinning the version at 3.5 until we figure out how to better solve this problem. (Note, the rtd build succeeds with this change, see https://readthedocs.org/projects/nbconvert-mp/builds/4855978/)