Package specification — conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

Creating projects — conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

Here, we have chosen the name "my-project", but this can be anything you want. Channels#. Channels specify where you want conda to search for packages. We have ...

Installing on Linux — conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

Test your installation. In your terminal window, run the command conda list . A list of installed packages appears if it has been installed correctly.

conda doctor — conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

Once for detailed output, twice for INFO logging, thrice for DEBUG logging, four times for TRACE logging. Target Environment Specification#. -n, --name. Name of ...

Administering a multi-user conda installation

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Using the free channel — conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

you're trying to install a package that is only available in free and not in main . you have older environments in files you want to recreate. If those spec ...

conda env config vars unset

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Using non-standard certificates — conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

If you are using a non-standard set of certificates, then the requests package requires the setting of REQUESTS_CA_BUNDLE . If you receive an error with self- ...

conda env config vars set

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conda env config vars

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Architecture — conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

For brevity this ignores a number of subsystems like the public API and exports modules, utility and vendor packages. More information about how to interpret ...

conda config and context — conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

The context object is central to many parts of the conda codebase. It serves as a centralized repository of settings.

core — conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

Code in conda.core is the core logic. It is strictly forbidden from having side effects. No printing to stdout or stderr, no disk manipulation, no http ...

Deprecations — conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

To help make deprecations as much of a no-brainer as possible we provide several helper decorators and functions to facilitate the correct deprecation process.

Settings — conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

The settings plugin hook allows plugin authors to add new settings to conda. Users will be able to use these new parameters either in .condarc files or define ...

history — conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

Parse specifications string that use conda<4.5 syntax. Examples. "param >=1.5.1,<2.0'". "python>=3.5.1,jupyter > ...

main_clean — conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

CLI implementation for conda clean . Removes cached package tarballs, index files, package metadata, temporary files, and log files. Functions ...

Disabling SSL verification — conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

conda skeleton pypi can disable SSL verification when pulling packages from a PyPI server over HTTPS. Warning. This option causes your computer to download and ...

Logging — conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

, e.g. conda.gateways.logging . This approach naturally arranges loggers used in a single code base into a hierarchy that follows the package structure ...

Writing Tests — conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

This guide gives an overview of how to write integration tests using full command invocation. It also covers creating fixtures to use with these types of tests.

solve — conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

subdirs (Sequence[str]) -- A prioritized list of subdirs to use for the solution. specs_to_add (set[ MatchSpec ]) -- The set of package specs to add to the ...