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The comment about Julia only working with CondaBuildPack
hasn't been true since we switched to using conda for getting
our pythons. This change allows people to use requirements.txt
with Julia, rather than forcing them to use environment.yaml
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README.rst

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Julia - REQUIRE
---------------

To specify dependencies in Julia, include a REQUIRE file that lists the names
of packages you'd like to be installed. For example:

```
PyPlot
IJulia
DataFrames
```

Each one will be installed but **not** pre-compiled. If you'd like to
pre-compile your Julia packages, consider using a ``postBuild`` file.

Note that this example also specifies Python dependencies with an
``requirements.txt`` file.