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Installing brainreg brings in 3.4GB of dependencies, as measured by my virtualenv folder's size. I see many things I don't think(?!) I need for a simple registration - e.g. ipython, jinja2, pyside2, sphinx, and napari. [I could be wrong here, of course.]
Might I suggest verifying what is needed, and perhaps having separate extras for some of this functionality? This could leave the core "pip
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Now brainreg-segment is a plugin, it should leave the napari viewer alone, and things like disabling buttons should be removed.
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