add scikit-learn to name mapping #393
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that is still as "draft", should we integrate it? @ocefpaf |
Sorry. I completely forgot about this one. I believe we can merge this and I'll follow up on another PR if this is not enough to find sklearn in the requirements as scikit-learn. |
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cool, let me merge it then :) |
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Folks can declare either scikit-learn or sklearn on requriements.txt. I did not fix the final name in the recipe yet. Trying to figure out where that goes.
Using
grayskull pypi --strict-conda-forge pymyamito test this out.