latest version. For conda's official version support policy, see CEP 10. More information • Conda cheat sheet • Full documentation • Free community support 4.1.2 Installing conda To install conda, identical conda environment on the same operating system platform, either on the same machine or on a different machine. Use the terminal for the following steps: 1. Run conda list --explicit to produce already in the spec. To use the spec file to create an identical environment on the same machine or another machine: conda create --name myenv --file spec-file.txt To use the spec file to install its listed

latest version. For conda's official version support policy, see CEP 10. More information • Conda cheat sheet • Full documentation • Free community support 4.1.2 Installing conda To install conda, identical conda environment on the same operating system platform, either on the same machine or on a different machine. Use the terminal for the following steps: 1. Run conda list --explicit to produce already in the spec. To use the spec file to create an identical environment on the same machine or another machine: conda create --name myenv --file spec-file.txt To use the spec file to install its listed

latest version. For conda's official version support policy, see CEP 10. More information • Conda cheat sheet • Full documentation • Free community support 4.1.2 Installing conda To install conda, identical conda environment on the same operating system platform, either on the same machine or on a different machine. Use the terminal for the following steps: 1. Run conda list --explicit to produce already in the spec. To use the spec file to create an identical environment on the same machine or another machine: conda create --name myenv --file spec-file.txt To use the spec file to install its listed

latest version. For conda's official version support policy, see CEP 10. More information • Conda cheat sheet • Full documentation • Free community support 4.1.2 Installing conda To install conda, identical conda environment on the same operating system platform, either on the same machine or on a different machine. Use the terminal for the following steps: 1. Run conda list --explicit to produce already in the spec. To use the spec file to create an identical environment on the same machine or another machine: conda create --name myenv --file spec-file.txt To use the spec file to install its listed

latest version. For conda's official version support policy, see CEP 10. More information • Conda cheat sheet • Full documentation • Free community support 4.1.2 Installing conda To install conda, identical conda environment on the same operating system platform, either on the same machine or on a different machine. Use the terminal for the following steps: 1. Run conda list --explicit to produce already in the spec. To use the spec file to create an identical environment on the same machine or another machine: conda create --name myenv --file spec-file.txt To use the spec file to install its listed

with 2 inner compressed .tar files. For the .conda format's initial internal compression format support, we chose Zstandard (zstd). The actual compression format used does not matter, as long as the format using the native path delimiter. On Windows, the placeholder and path always appear in quotes to support paths with spaces. info/license.txt Optional file. The software license for the package. info/no_link ecosystem brings about many possibilities, including but not limited to: • Custom subcommands • Support for packaging-related topics (e.g., virtual packages) • Development environment integrations (e

with 2 inner compressed .tar files. For the .conda format's initial internal compression format support, we chose Zstandard (zstd). The actual compression format used does not matter, as long as the format using the native path delimiter. On Windows, the placeholder and path always appear in quotes to support paths with spaces. info/license.txt Optional file. The software license for the package. info/no_link ecosystem brings about many possibilities, including but not limited to: • Custom subcommands • Support for packaging-related topics (e.g., virtual packages) • Development environment integrations (e

with 2 inner compressed .tar files. For the .conda format's initial internal compression format support, we chose Zstandard (zstd). The actual compression format used does not matter, as long as the format using the native path delimiter. On Windows, the placeholder and path always appear in quotes to support paths with spaces. info/license.txt Optional file. The software license for the package. 1.1. ecosystem brings about many possibilities, including but not limited to: • Custom subcommands • Support for packaging-related topics (e.g., virtual packages) • Development environment integrations (e

with 2 inner compressed .tar files. For the .conda format's initial internal compression format support, we chose Zstandard (zstd). The actual compression format used does not matter, as long as the format using the native path delimiter. On Windows, the placeholder and path always appear in quotes to support paths with spaces. info/license.txt Optional file. The software license for the package. 1.1. ecosystem brings about many possibilities, including but not limited to: • Custom subcommands • Support for packaging-related topics (e.g., virtual packages) • Development environment integrations (e

latest version. For conda's official version support policy, see CEP 10. More information • Conda cheat sheet • Full documentation • Free community support 4.1.2 Installing conda To install conda, to obtain the solution and process the payload into a lockfile that can be shared with the target machine. See Create explicit lockfiles without creating an environment for more details. Specifying a location identical conda environment on the same operating system platform, either on the same machine or on a different machine. Use the terminal for the following steps: 1. Run conda list --explicit to produce