com/AnacondaRecipes/ openblas-feedstock/blob/ae5af5e/recipe/meta.yaml#L100 Fundamentally, conda’s model of mutual exclusivity relies on the package name. OpenBLAS and MKL are obviously not the same package stored in repodata.json, which is the repository index file, hence the name index.json. The JSON object is a dictionary containing the keys shown below. The filename of the conda package is composed of packages within a directory. It is simple mapping of the full conda package filename to the dictionary object in info/index.json described in link scripts. In the following example, a repository provides the

com/AnacondaRecipes/ openblas-feedstock/blob/ae5af5e/recipe/meta.yaml#L100 Fundamentally, conda’s model of mutual exclusivity relies on the package name. OpenBLAS and MKL are obviously not the same package stored in repodata.json, which is the repository index file, hence the name index.json. The JSON object is a dictionary containing the keys shown below. The filename of the conda package is composed of packages within a directory. It is simple mapping of the full conda package filename to the dictionary object in info/index.json described in link scripts. In the following example, a repository provides the

com/AnacondaRecipes/ openblas-feedstock/blob/ae5af5e/recipe/meta.yaml#L100 Fundamentally, conda’s model of mutual exclusivity relies on the package name. OpenBLAS and MKL are obviously not the same package stored in repodata.json, which is the repository index file, hence the name index.json. The JSON object is a dictionary containing the keys shown below. The filename of the conda package is composed of packages within a directory. It is simple mapping of the full conda package filename to the dictionary object in info/index.json described in link scripts. In the following example, a repository provides the

com/AnacondaRecipes/ openblas-feedstock/blob/ae5af5e/recipe/meta.yaml#L100 Fundamentally, conda’s model of mutual exclusivity relies on the package name. OpenBLAS and MKL are obviously not the same package stored in repodata.json, which is the repository index file, hence the name index.json. The JSON object is a dictionary containing the keys shown below. The filename of the conda package is composed of packages within a directory. It is simple mapping of the full conda package filename to the dictionary object in info/index.json described in link scripts. In the following example, a repository provides the

com/AnacondaRecipes/ openblas-feedstock/blob/ae5af5e/recipe/meta.yaml#L100 Fundamentally, conda’s model of mutual exclusivity relies on the package name. OpenBLAS and MKL are obviously not the same package stored in repodata.json, which is the repository index file, hence the name index.json. The JSON object is a dictionary containing the keys shown below. The filename of the conda package is composed of packages within a directory. It is simple mapping of the full conda package filename to the dictionary object in info/index.json described in link scripts. In the following example, a repository provides the

yaml#L100 74 Chapter 4. Contributors welcome conda, Release 24.1.2.dev2 Fundamentally, conda’s model of mutual exclusivity relies on the package name. OpenBLAS and MKL are obviously not the same package stored in repodata.json, which is the repository index file, hence the name index.json. The JSON object is a dictionary containing the keys shown below. The filename of the conda package is composed of packages within a directory. It is simple mapping of the full conda package filename to the dictionary object in info/index.json described in link scripts. In the following example, a repository provides the

yaml#L100 74 Chapter 4. Contributors welcome conda, Release 24.3.1.dev2 Fundamentally, conda’s model of mutual exclusivity relies on the package name. OpenBLAS and MKL are obviously not the same package stored in repodata.json, which is the repository index file, hence the name index.json. The JSON object is a dictionary containing the keys shown below. The filename of the conda package is composed of packages within a directory. It is simple mapping of the full conda package filename to the dictionary object in info/index.json described in link scripts. In the following example, a repository provides the

yaml#L100 74 Chapter 4. Contributors welcome conda, Release 24.3.1.dev7 Fundamentally, conda’s model of mutual exclusivity relies on the package name. OpenBLAS and MKL are obviously not the same package stored in repodata.json, which is the repository index file, hence the name index.json. The JSON object is a dictionary containing the keys shown below. The filename of the conda package is composed of packages within a directory. It is simple mapping of the full conda package filename to the dictionary object in info/index.json described in link scripts. In the following example, a repository provides the

com/AnacondaRecipes/ openblas-feedstock/blob/ae5af5e/recipe/meta.yaml#L100 Fundamentally, conda’s model of mutual exclusivity relies on the package name. OpenBLAS and MKL are obviously not the same package stored in repodata.json, which is the repository index file, hence the name index.json. The JSON object is a dictionary containing the keys shown below. The filename of the conda package is composed of packages within a directory. It is simple mapping of the full conda package filename to the dictionary object in info/index.json described in link scripts. In the following example, a repository provides the

com/AnacondaRecipes/ openblas-feedstock/blob/ae5af5e/recipe/meta.yaml#L100 Fundamentally, conda’s model of mutual exclusivity relies on the package name. OpenBLAS and MKL are obviously not the same package stored in repodata.json, which is the repository index file, hence the name index.json. The JSON object is a dictionary containing the keys shown below. The filename of the conda package is composed of packages within a directory. It is simple mapping of the full conda package filename to the dictionary object in info/index.json described in link scripts. In the following example, a repository provides the