Once I've activated an environment I'm un-able to deactivate or activate root. Current conda install: platform : win-32 conda version : 2.2.2 root environment : C:\Anaconda (writable) default environment : C:\Anaconda envs directories : C:\Anaconda\envs package cache : C:\Anaconda\pkgs...
You can also upgrade the Python in acondaenvironment to a different version, e.g. from3.9to3.10, however, this is not recommended. It is usually safer to create a new environment. If you want to create a new environment using a specific Python version, use the following command. shell co...
However, there is also a setting that allows you to start thebaseenvironment without modifying your terminal prompt. shell conda config --set changeps1false When thechangeps1setting is set tofalse, the next time you open your terminal, you won't see the(base)environment message even though th...
If you didn't want to have all projects contained in one directory (i.e. you'd like a more complex mapping), you could write a more complex script that reads a configuration file somewhere mapped an environment name to the project directory. Currently, conda doesn't let you put user-def...
Resetting a pre-configured conda environment involves a few steps to return it to its initial state: Deactivate the Environment: If the environment is currently active, deactivate it. Use:conda deactivate Remove the Environment: Use the following command to remove ...
$ conda config --set auto_activate_base false Run the following command to take effect the changes immediately: $ source ~/.bashrc From now on, you have to manually activate conda environment using command: $ conda activate To deactivate conda environment: ...
To start using the newly created environment, you need to activate it. On Windows, use: activate myenv On macOS and Linux, use: sourceactivate myenv To deactivate the environment, simply use: conda deactivate Updating SciPy Once inside the environment, you can update SciPy using theconda updat...
$ conda deactivate Delete the Anaconda installation directory $ rm -rf ~/anaconda3 Delete the hidden Conda data directory $ rm -rf ~/.conda To delete the Conda environment variables, edit the.bashrcin your user home directory $ nano /home/pythonuser/.bashrc ...
With the release of conda 4.4, we recommend a change to how thecondacommand is made available to your shell environment. All the old methods still work as before, but you’ll need the new method to enable the newconda activateandconda deactivatecommands. ...
conda update your_package_name=X.Y.ZDeactivating your Conda environment To switch between conda environments, or deactivate the environment and return to your standard terminal prompt.conda activate another_environmentTo deactivate completely the environment, we use the below command.conda deactivate...