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Suppose conda's envs_dirs configuration includes a relative path among its entries (whether in the .condarc, in an environment variable, or anywhere else it can be configured). This means that conda's environment search depends on the directory you are currently in.
This actually has some genuinely good uses. For instance, suppose you add ./envs to your envs_dirs path. Then you now have a simple mechanism for finding project-specific environments. Just create a subdirectory named envs in your environment, then do conda create -p envs/<name> ..., and conda will automatically start picking it up when you are in that directory.
It would be great of nb_conda_kernels could handle this elegantly. To do so, it would need to be notified whenever the user moves into a new directory in the Jupyter file browser, and rescan the environment list.
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Suppose conda's
envs_dirs
configuration includes a relative path among its entries (whether in the.condarc
, in an environment variable, or anywhere else it can be configured). This means that conda's environment search depends on the directory you are currently in.This actually has some genuinely good uses. For instance, suppose you add
./envs
to yourenvs_dirs
path. Then you now have a simple mechanism for finding project-specific environments. Just create a subdirectory namedenvs
in your environment, then doconda create -p envs/<name> ...
, and conda will automatically start picking it up when you are in that directory.It would be great of nb_conda_kernels could handle this elegantly. To do so, it would need to be notified whenever the user moves into a new directory in the Jupyter file browser, and rescan the environment list.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: