@Aly Sivji, that is interesting. What script would contain your bash gogoconda function? Would you not get the same result by creating a 'gogoconda' shell script such as:
gogoconda.sh
#!/bin/bashexport PATH="/Users/alysivji/anaconda/bin:$PATH"echo"Conda is activated"
I have that function in my ~/.bash_profile. And yes, you can also have a separate script. Might be easier to collect all your scripts into a central location.
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I use conda for data science work; right now I have a simple bash function to start it up.
Then
$ gogoconda
as required.This seems a lot cleaner. Thanks!
@Aly Sivji, that is interesting. What script would contain your bash gogoconda function? Would you not get the same result by creating a 'gogoconda' shell script such as:
gogoconda.sh
I have that function in my
~/.bash_profile
. And yes, you can also have a separate script. Might be easier to collect all your scripts into a central location.