and macOS (replace MATCHSPECS_GO_HERE with the relevant packages you want): echo "@EXPLICIT" > explicit.txt CONDA_PKGS_DIRS=$(mktemp -d) conda create --dry-run MATCHSPECS_GO_HERE --json | jq -r '. ˓→actions "@EXPLICIT" > explicit.txt set "CONDA_PKGS_DIRS=%TMP%\conda-%RANDOM%" conda create --dry-run MATCHSPECS_GO_HERE --json | jq -r '.actions.FETCH[] | .url + "#"␣ ˓→+ .md5' >> explicit.txt set "CONDA_PKGS_DIRS=" browser, go to http://anaconda.org. 2. To find the package named bottleneck, type bottleneck in the top-left box named Search Packages. 3. Find the package that you want and click it to go to the detail

and macOS (replace MATCHSPECS_GO_HERE with the relevant packages you want): echo "@EXPLICIT" > explicit.txt CONDA_PKGS_DIRS=$(mktemp -d) conda create --dry-run MATCHSPECS_GO_HERE --json | jq -r '. ˓→actions "@EXPLICIT" > explicit.txt set "CONDA_PKGS_DIRS=%TMP%\conda-%RANDOM%" conda create --dry-run MATCHSPECS_GO_HERE --json | jq -r '.actions.FETCH[] | .url + "#"␣ ˓→+ .md5' >> explicit.txt set "CONDA_PKGS_DIRS=" browser, go to http://anaconda.org. 2. To find the package named bottleneck, type bottleneck in the top-left box named Search Packages. 3. Find the package that you want and click it to go to the detail

and macOS (replace MATCHSPECS_GO_HERE with the relevant packages you want): echo "@EXPLICIT" > explicit.txt CONDA_PKGS_DIRS=$(mktemp -d) conda create --dry-run MATCHSPECS_GO_HERE --json | jq -r '. ˓→actions "@EXPLICIT" > explicit.txt set "CONDA_PKGS_DIRS=%TMP%\conda-%RANDOM%" conda create --dry-run MATCHSPECS_GO_HERE --json | jq -r '.actions.FETCH[] | .url + "#"␣ ˓→+ .md5' >> explicit.txt set "CONDA_PKGS_DIRS=" browser, go to http://anaconda.org. 2. To find the package named bottleneck, type bottleneck in the top-left box named Search Packages. 3. Find the package that you want and click it to go to the detail

For more information, see Adding pre- link, post-link, and pre-unlink scripts. More information Go deeper on how to manage packages. Learn more about package metadata, repository structure and index defaults and conda-forge? – Run conda config --set channel_priority strict. – This also makes things go faster by eliminating possible mixed solutions. • Observing that an Anaconda or Miniconda installation by conda (but do not necessarily ship as a default part of the conda codebase), an official conda plugin mechanism has been implemented as of version 22.11.0. 28 Chapter 1. User guide conda Documentation

For more information, see Adding pre- link, post-link, and pre-unlink scripts. More information Go deeper on how to manage packages. Learn more about package metadata, repository structure and index defaults and conda-forge? – Run conda config --set channel_priority strict. – This also makes things go faster by eliminating possible mixed solutions. • Observing that an Anaconda or Miniconda installation by conda (but do not necessarily ship as a default part of the conda codebase), an official conda plugin mechanism has been implemented as of version 22.11.0. 28 Chapter 1. User guide conda Documentation

browser, go to http://anaconda.org. 2. To find the package named bottleneck, type bottleneck in the top-left box named Search Packages. 3. Find the package that you want and click it to go to the detail add the following: name: my-project channels: - defaults dependencies: - python Let's briefly go over what each part of this file means. Name The name of your environment. Here, we have chosen the a question that we can easily answer using the pandas library. Below is an example of how you might go about doing that: import pandas as pd def main(): """ Answers the question: What percentage of

browser, go to http://anaconda.org. 2. To find the package named bottleneck, type bottleneck in the top-left box named Search Packages. 3. Find the package that you want and click it to go to the detail add the following: name: my-project channels: - defaults dependencies: - python Let's briefly go over what each part of this file means. Name The name of your environment. Here, we have chosen the a question that we can easily answer using the pandas library. Below is an example of how you might go about doing that: import pandas as pd def main(): """ Answers the question: What percentage of

browser, go to http://anaconda.org. 2. To find the package named bottleneck, type bottleneck in the top-left box named Search Packages. 3. Find the package that you want and click it to go to the detail add the following: name: my-project channels: - defaults dependencies: - python Let's briefly go over what each part of this file means. Name The name of your environment. Here, we have chosen the a question that we can easily answer using the pandas library. Below is an example of how you might go about doing that: import pandas as pd def main(): """ Answers the question: What percentage of

browser, go to http://anaconda.org. 2. To find the package named bottleneck, type bottleneck in the top-left box named Search Packages. 3. Find the package that you want and click it to go to the detail add the following: name: my-project channels: - defaults dependencies: - python Let's briefly go over what each part of this file means. Name The name of your environment. Here, we have chosen the a question that we can easily answer using the pandas library. Below is an example of how you might go about doing that: import pandas as pd def main(): """ Answers the question: What percentage of

browser, go to http://anaconda.org. 2. To find the package named bottleneck, type bottleneck in the top-left box named Search Packages. 3. Find the package that you want and click it to go to the detail add the following: name: my-project channels: - defaults dependencies: - python Let's briefly go over what each part of this file means. Name The name of your environment. Here, we have chosen the a question that we can easily answer using the pandas library. Below is an example of how you might go about doing that: import pandas as pd def main(): """ Answers the question: What percentage of