You can create a specific conda environment for each proyect, and even specify the conda channel from which it is installed.
conda
conda channel
I usually create an environment.yml file for this, so I only run
environment.yml
$ conda env create -f environment.yml
to create the conda env.
conda env
After this I only do:
# Activate conda env: $ conda activate (env-name) # Deactivate conda env: $ conda deactivate
(Depending on your Anaconda version, to activate/deactivate the env, you can use source instead of conda.)
source
Good to know thx.
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You can create a specific
conda
environment for each proyect, and even specify theconda channel
from which it is installed.I usually create an
environment.yml
file for this, so I only runto create the
conda env
.After this I only do:
(Depending on your Anaconda version, to activate/deactivate the env, you can use
source
instead ofconda
.)Good to know thx.