Conda environments can include saved environment variables. Suppose you want an environment "analytics" to store both a secret key needed to log in to a server and a path to a configuration file. The \etc\conda\deactivate.d\env_vars.bat as follows: set MY_KEY= set MY_FILE= When you run conda activate analytics, the environment variables MY_KEY and MY_FILE are set to the values you wrote into the file. When .d/env_vars.sh as follows: #!/bin/sh unset MY_KEY unset MY_FILE When you run conda activate analytics, the environment variables MY_KEY and MY_FILE are set to the values you wrote into the file. When

Conda environments can include saved environment variables. Suppose you want an environment "analytics" to store both a secret key needed to log in to a server and a path to a configuration file. The \etc\conda\deactivate.d\env_vars.bat as follows: set MY_KEY= set MY_FILE= When you run conda activate analytics, the environment variables MY_KEY and MY_FILE are set to the values you wrote into the file. When .d/env_vars.sh as follows: #!/bin/sh unset MY_KEY unset MY_FILE When you run conda activate analytics, the environment variables MY_KEY and MY_FILE are set to the values you wrote into the file. When

Conda environments can include saved environment variables. Suppose you want an environment "analytics" to store both a secret key needed to log in to a server and a path to a configuration file. The \etc\conda\deactivate.d\env_vars.bat as follows: set MY_KEY= set MY_FILE= When you run conda activate analytics, the environment variables MY_KEY and MY_FILE are set to the values you wrote into the file. When .d/env_vars.sh as follows: #!/bin/sh unset MY_KEY unset MY_FILE When you run conda activate analytics, the environment variables MY_KEY and MY_FILE are set to the values you wrote into the file. When

Conda environments can include saved environment variables. Suppose you want an environment "analytics" to store both a secret key needed to log in to a server and a path to a configuration file. The \etc\conda\deactivate.d\env_vars.bat as follows: set MY_KEY= set MY_FILE= When you run conda activate analytics, the environment variables MY_KEY and MY_FILE are set to the values you wrote into the file. When .d/env_vars.sh as follows: #!/bin/sh unset MY_KEY unset MY_FILE When you run conda activate analytics, the environment variables MY_KEY and MY_FILE are set to the values you wrote into the file. When

Conda environments can include saved environment variables. Suppose you want an environment "analytics" to store both a secret key needed to log in to a server and a path to a configuration file. The \etc\conda\deactivate.d\env_vars.bat as follows: set MY_KEY= set MY_FILE= When you run conda activate analytics, the environment variables MY_KEY and MY_FILE are set to the values you wrote into the file. When .d/env_vars.sh as follows: #!/bin/sh unset MY_KEY unset MY_FILE When you run conda activate analytics, the environment variables MY_KEY and MY_FILE are set to the values you wrote into the file. When

Conda environments can include saved environment variables. Suppose you want an environment "analytics" to store both a secret key needed to log in to a server and a path to a configuration file. The \etc\conda\deactivate.d\env_vars.bat as follows: set MY_KEY= set MY_FILE= When you run conda activate analytics, the environment variables MY_KEY and MY_FILE are set to the values you wrote into the file. When .d/env_vars.sh as follows: #!/bin/sh unset MY_KEY unset MY_FILE When you run conda activate analytics, the environment variables MY_KEY and MY_FILE are set to the values you wrote into the file. When

Conda environments can include saved environment variables. Suppose you want an environment "analytics" to store both a secret key needed to log in to a server and a path to a configuration file. The \etc\conda\deactivate.d\env_vars.bat as follows: set MY_KEY= set MY_FILE= When you run conda activate analytics, the environment variables MY_KEY and MY_FILE are set to the values you wrote into the file. When .d/env_vars.sh as follows: #!/bin/sh unset MY_KEY unset MY_FILE When you run conda activate analytics, the environment variables MY_KEY and MY_FILE are set to the values you wrote into the file. When

Conda environments can include saved environment variables. Suppose you want an environment "analytics" to store both a secret key needed to log in to a server and a path to a configuration file. The \etc\conda\deactivate.d\env_vars.bat as follows: set MY_KEY= set MY_FILE= When you run conda activate analytics, the environment variables MY_KEY and MY_FILE are set to the values you wrote into the file. When .d/env_vars.sh as follows: #!/bin/sh unset MY_KEY unset MY_FILE When you run conda activate analytics, the environment variables MY_KEY and MY_FILE are set to the values you wrote into the file. When

conda Documentation Release 4.6.0 Continuum Analytics Jan 28, 2019 Contents 1 User guide 3 2 Conda Commands 65 3 Conda Configuration 81 4 Conda Python API 91 5 Release notes 99 6 Command reference Conda environments can include saved environment variables. Suppose you want an environment “analytics” to store both a secret key needed to log in to a server and a path to a configuration file. The \etc\conda\deactivate.d\env_vars.bat as follows: set MY_KEY= set MY_FILE= When you run activate analytics, the environment variables MY_KEY and MY_FILE are set to the values you wrote into the file. When

conda Documentation Release 4.6.1 Continuum Analytics Jan 28, 2019 Contents 1 User guide 3 2 Conda Commands 65 3 Conda Configuration 81 4 Conda Python API 91 5 Release notes 99 6 Command reference Conda environments can include saved environment variables. Suppose you want an environment “analytics” to store both a secret key needed to log in to a server and a path to a configuration file. The \etc\conda\deactivate.d\env_vars.bat as follows: set MY_KEY= set MY_FILE= When you run activate analytics, the environment variables MY_KEY and MY_FILE are set to the values you wrote into the file. When