the following command: mkdir my-project In this directory, we will now create a new environment.yaml file, which will hold the dependencies for our Python project. In your text editor (e.g. VSCode, PyCharm open a terminal and enter the conda config command. The .condarc configuration file follows simple YAML syntax. Example: conda config --add channels conda-forge Alternatively, you can open a text editor condarc, condarc, or end with a YAML suffix (.yml or .yaml). Note: Any condarc files that exist in any of these special search path directories need to end in a valid yaml extension 4.1. User guide 51

the following command: mkdir my-project In this directory, we will now create a new environment.yaml file, which will hold the dependencies for our Python project. In your text editor (e.g. VSCode, PyCharm open a terminal and enter the conda config command. The .condarc configuration file follows simple YAML syntax. Example: conda config --add channels conda-forge Alternatively, you can open a text editor condarc, condarc, or end with a YAML suffix (.yml or .yaml). Note: Any condarc files that exist in any of these special search path directories need to end in a valid yaml extension 4.1. User guide 51

the following command: mkdir my-project In this directory, we will now create a new environment.yaml file, which will hold the dependencies for our Python project. In your text editor (e.g. VSCode, PyCharm open a terminal and enter the conda config command. The .condarc configuration file follows simple YAML syntax. Example: conda config --add channels conda-forge Alternatively, you can open a text editor condarc, condarc, or end with a YAML suffix (.yml or .yaml). Note: Any condarc files that exist in any of these special search path directories need to end in a valid yaml extension 4.1. User guide 51

the following command: mkdir my-project In this directory, we will now create a new environment.yaml file, which will hold the dependencies for our Python project. In your text editor (e.g. VSCode, PyCharm open a terminal and enter the conda config command. The .condarc configuration file follows simple YAML syntax. Example: conda config --add channels conda-forge Alternatively, you can open a text editor condarc, condarc, or end with a YAML suffix (.yml or .yaml). Note: Any condarc files that exist in any of these special search path directories need to end in a valid yaml extension 4.1. User guide 51

the following command: mkdir my-project In this directory, we will now create a new environment.yaml file, which will hold the dependencies for our Python project. In your text editor (e.g. VSCode, PyCharm open a terminal and enter the conda config command. The .condarc configuration file follows simple YAML syntax. Example: conda config --add channels conda-forge Alternatively, you can open a text editor or end with a YAML suffix (.yml or .yaml). � Note Any condarc files that exist in any of these special search path directories need to end in a valid yaml extension (".yml" or ".yaml"). Conflict merging

the following command: mkdir my-project In this directory, we will now create a new environment.yaml file, which will hold the dependencies for our Python project. In your text editor (e.g. VSCode, PyCharm open a terminal and enter the conda config command. The .condarc configuration file follows simple YAML syntax. Example: conda config --add channels conda-forge Alternatively, you can open a text editor or end with a YAML suffix (.yml or .yaml). � Note Any condarc files that exist in any of these special search path directories need to end in a valid yaml extension (".yml" or ".yaml"). Conflict merging

the following command: mkdir my-project In this directory, we will now create a new environment.yaml file, which will hold the dependencies for our Python project. In your text editor (e.g. VSCode, PyCharm open a terminal and enter the conda config command. The .condarc configuration file follows simple YAML syntax. Example: conda config --add channels conda-forge Alternatively, you can open a text editor or end with a YAML suffix (.yml or .yaml). � Note Any condarc files that exist in any of these special search path directories need to end in a valid yaml extension (".yml" or ".yaml"). Conflict merging

the following command: mkdir my-project In this directory, we will now create a new environment.yaml file, which will hold the dependencies for our Python project. In your text editor (e.g. VSCode, PyCharm open a terminal and enter the conda config command. The .condarc configuration file follows simple YAML syntax. Example: conda config --add channels conda-forge Alternatively, you can open a text editor or end with a YAML suffix (.yml or .yaml). � Note Any condarc files that exist in any of these special search path directories need to end in a valid yaml extension (".yml" or ".yaml"). Conflict merging

blas=1.0=mkl: https://github.com/AnacondaRecipes/intel_repack-feedstock/blob/ e699b12/recipe/meta.yaml#L108-L112 Note that mkl is a string of blas. That metapackage is automatically added as a dependency ob/e699b12/recipe/ meta.yaml#L124 By the same token, here’s the metapackage for OpenBLAS: https://github.com/AnacondaRecipes/openblas-feedstock/ blob/ae5af5e/recipe/meta.yaml#L127-L131 And the run_exports of openblas-devel: https://github.com/AnacondaRecipes/ openblas-feedstock/blob/ae5af5e/recipe/meta.yaml#L100 Fundamentally, conda’s model of mutual exclusivity relies on the package name. OpenBLAS and

blas=1.0=mkl: https://github.com/AnacondaRecipes/intel_repack-feedstock/blob/ e699b12/recipe/meta.yaml#L108-L112 Note that mkl is a string of blas. That metapackage is automatically added as a dependency ob/e699b12/recipe/ meta.yaml#L124 By the same token, here’s the metapackage for OpenBLAS: https://github.com/AnacondaRecipes/openblas-feedstock/ blob/ae5af5e/recipe/meta.yaml#L127-L131 And the run_exports of openblas-devel: https://github.com/AnacondaRecipes/ openblas-feedstock/blob/ae5af5e/recipe/meta.yaml#L100 Fundamentally, conda’s model of mutual exclusivity relies on the package name. OpenBLAS and