conda clean — conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

Remove unused packages and caches. usage: conda clean [-h] [-a] [-i] [-p] [-t] [-f] [-c [TEMPFILES ...]] [-l] [--json] [

conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

Install #. We recommend the following conda distribtions to install conda: Miniconda. Miniconda is an installer by Anaconda that comes preconfigured ...

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 ...

Deprecations — conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

Conda abides by the Deprecation Schedule defined in CEP-9. To help make deprecations as much of a no-brainer as possible we provide several helper decorators ...

User guide — conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

In this guide, you will learn the about the common tasks involved with using the conda package manager. First steps#. If you are brand new to conda, ...

Cheatsheet — conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

The conda cheatsheet contains the most important information about using conda, such as basic commands for creating and managing environments.

conda remove — conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

Remove a list of packages from a specified conda environment. Use --all flag to remove all packages and the environment itself. This command will also remove ...

Package specification — conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

A conda repository - or channel - is a directory tree, usually served over HTTPS, which has platform subdirectories, each of which contain conda packages and a ...

Performance — conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

Conda's performance can be affected by a variety of things. Unlike many package managers, Anaconda's repositories generally don't filter or remove old packages ...

conda install — conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

The user is running commands on a Linux x64 machine with a working installation of Miniconda. · This means we have a base environment with conda , python , and ...

Commands — conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

The conda command is the primary interface for managing installations of various packages. It can: Query and search the Anaconda package index and current ...

Release notes — conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

Conda will remove packages that are not explicitly requested and are not required directly or indirectly by any explicitly installed package. Docs improvements#.

Configuration — conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

Configuration#. The following pages have information on how conda can be customized further through configuration. Using the .condarc conda configuration file ...

install — conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

install #. Conda package installation logic. Core logic for conda [create|install|update|remove] commands. See conda.cli.main_create, conda.cli.main_install ...

Tasks — conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

Tasks#. The tasks section is organized into various pages which cover nearly everything you can do with conda. Common Tasks ...

Managing environments — conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

With conda, you can create, export, list, remove, and update environments that have different versions of Python and/or packages installed in them.

Troubleshooting — conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

For Python packages, remove site-specific directories and site-specific files. Cause#. For C libraries, the following environment variables have been set: macOS ...

Managing packages — conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

Packages that are not available using conda install can be obtained from Anaconda.org, a package management service for both public and private package ...

Managing conda — conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

You are in a directory that Anaconda or Miniconda can find. You have closed and re-opened the terminal window after installing conda. Determining your conda ...

Installing conda — conda 24.9.3.dev45 documentation

To install conda, you must first pick the right installer for you. The following are the most popular installers currently available.