yep conda init always does, add that to the .zshrc file, I should have been more clear about that. I've deleted it multiple times and let conda init add it again, but did not help. I've also changed the location of the# >>> conda initialize >>>but that didn't really fix anythi...
I removed the .condarc file, then the conda commands started working. So I again created .condarc file and added proxy settings. Now the error is different as shown below: Solving environment: failed CondaHTTPError: HTTP 000 CONNECTION FAILED for url <https://repo.anaconda.com/pkgs/pro/noarc...
I am trying to install the AI tools using the command generated by the AI Tools Selector page, but it is not working.The error makes it seem like the conda channels it is suggesting may be incorrect(?) $ conda install -c intel -c conda-forge --override-channels scikit-lea...
I have a fresh install of Intel Distribution for Python 2020.1 on Windows 10 and am running into the problem that "conda update" is not working. It fails on the Intel packages. e.g. "An error occurred while uninstalling package '<unknown>::intel-openmp-2020.0-intel_166'". ...
Hello again, you were right, now the busco -v and which busco commands is working. But when I'm trying to run this command: busco -i /home/nevosmic/analysis/assembly/scaffolds.fasta -o /home/nevosmic/analysis/annotationExample -l bacteria_odb10 -m genome --config /home/nevosmic/.cond...
("CONDA_COULD_URL", "https://conda.anaconda.org")WORKING_DIR=os.getenv("TUNASYNC_WORKING_DIR")CONDA_REPOS=("main","free","r","msys2")CONDA_ARCHES=("noarch","linux-64","win-64")CONDA_INSTALLER_ARCHES=("Linux-x86_64.sh","Windows-x86_64.exe")CONDA_CLOUD_REPOS=(# "conda-forge/...
The error I get both in my original code and in your code is as follows. Please notice that it re-occur even after adding !conda init bash and after restarting the notebook, as requested. What should I do to fix this? CommandNotFoundError: Yourshellhasnot been properly configuredtouse'...
Another key difference between the two tools is that conda has the ability to create isolated environments that can contain different versions of Python and/or the packages installed in them. This can be extremely useful when working with data science tools as different tools may contain conflicting...
/*.t t/bad_variables.t ... ok t/carp-mismatch.t ... ok t/classmethod.t ... ...
Everything seemed to be working ok with the Gateway client debugging remotely using PyCharm until, mysteriously, I was challenged to reconfigure the interpreter. My Conda environment seemed to be missing. After trying to find it in o...