Metapackages are used to capture metadata and make complicated package specifications simpler. An example of a metapackage is "anaconda," which collects together all the packages in the Anaconda installer Documentation, Release 0.0.0.dev0+placeholder There is a simpler way to address this, however. For example, you may want to try another package that has the desired mutex package as a dependency. OpenBLAS can sometimes be replaced with a constrained Python version in the host and run subsections, for example: python >=3 instead of just python. Note: Only console_script entry points have to be listed in

Metapackages are used to capture metadata and make complicated package specifications simpler. An example of a metapackage is "anaconda," which collects together all the packages in the Anaconda installer Documentation, Release 23.3.1.post2+bdcba5dd0 There is a simpler way to address this, however. For example, you may want to try another package that has the desired mutex package as a dependency. OpenBLAS can sometimes be replaced with a constrained Python version in the host and run subsections, for example: python >=3 instead of just python. Note: Only console_script entry points have to be listed in

conda-forge::numpy You can also override the default channels in your .condarc file. For a direct example, see Channel locations (channels) or read the entire Using the .condarc conda configuration file argument. Do not wrap in quotation marks. Required if you use /S. All arguments are case-sensitive. Example: The following command installs Miniconda for the current user without registering Python as the etc. • -p: Installation prefix/path. • -f: Force installation even if prefix -p already exists. Example wget https://repo.anaconda.com/miniconda/Miniconda3-latest-MacOSX-x86_64.sh -O ~/ ˓→miniconda.sh

conda-forge::numpy You can also override the default channels in your .condarc file. For a direct example, see Channel locations (channels) or read the entire Using the .condarc conda configuration file argument. Do not wrap in quotation marks. Required if you use /S. All arguments are case-sensitive. Example: The following command installs Miniconda for the current user without registering Python as the etc. • -p: Installation prefix/path. • -f: Force installation even if prefix -p already exists. Example wget https://repo.anaconda.com/miniconda/Miniconda3-latest-MacOSX-x86_64.sh -O ~/ ˓→miniconda.sh

conda-forge::numpy You can also override the default channels in your .condarc file. For a direct example, see Channel locations (channels) or read the entire Using the .condarc conda configuration file argument. Do not wrap in quotation marks. Required if you use /S. All arguments are case-sensitive. Example: The following command installs Miniconda for the current user without registering Python as the etc. • -p: Installation prefix/path. • -f: Force installation even if prefix -p already exists. Example wget https://repo.anaconda.com/miniconda/Miniconda3-latest-MacOSX-x86_64.sh -O ~/ ˓→miniconda.sh

conda-forge::numpy You can also override the default channels in your .condarc file. For a direct example, see Channel locations (channels) or read the entire Using the .condarc conda configuration file argument. Do not wrap in quotation marks. Required if you use /S. All arguments are case-sensitive. Example: The following command installs Miniconda for the current user without registering Python as the etc. • -p: Installation prefix/path. • -f: Force installation even if prefix -p already exists. Example wget https://repo.anaconda.com/miniconda/Miniconda3-latest-MacOSX-x86_64.sh -O ~/ ˓→miniconda.sh

conda-forge::numpy You can also override the default channels in your .condarc file. For a direct example, see Channel locations (channels) or read the entire Using the .condarc conda configuration file argument. Do not wrap in quotation marks. Required if you use /S. All arguments are case-sensitive. Example: The following command installs Miniconda for the current user without registering Python as the etc. • -p: Installation prefix/path. • -f: Force installation even if prefix -p already exists. Example wget https://repo.anaconda.com/miniconda/Miniconda3-latest-MacOSX-x86_64.sh -O ~/ ˓→miniconda.sh

conda-forge::numpy You can also override the default channels in your .condarc file. For a direct example, see Channel locations (channels) or read the entire Using the .condarc conda configuration file argument. Do not wrap in quotation marks. Required if you use /S. All arguments are case-sensitive. Example: The following command installs Miniconda for the current user without registering Python as the etc. • -p: Installation prefix/path. • -f: Force installation even if prefix -p already exists. Example wget https://repo.anaconda.com/miniconda/Miniconda3-latest-MacOSX-x86_64.sh -O ~/ ˓→miniconda.sh

conda-forge::numpy You can also override the default channels in your .condarc file. For a direct example, see Channel locations (channels) or read the entire Using the .condarc conda configuration file argument. Do not wrap in quotation marks. Required if you use /S. All arguments are case-sensitive. Example: The following command installs Miniconda for the current user without registering Python as the etc. • -p: Installation prefix/path. • -f: Force installation even if prefix -p already exists. Example wget https://repo.anaconda.com/miniconda/Miniconda3-latest-MacOSX-x86_64.sh -O ~/ ˓→miniconda.sh

Metapackages are used to capture metadata and make complicated package specifications simpler. An example of a metapackage is "anaconda," which collects together all the packages in the Anaconda installer Contributors welcome conda, Release 23.11.1.dev1 There is a simpler way to address this, however. For example, you may want to try another package that has the desired mutex package as a dependency. OpenBLAS can sometimes be replaced with a constrained Python version in the host and run subsections, for example: python >=3 instead of just python. Note: Only console_script entry points have to be listed in