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Hi,

First, let me congratulate you for this great tool 👍

I'm using MacOSX 10.12 at work and once I cd /path/to/my/python2/only/environment
and try to import numpywhich is not installed so these lines below behave as I expected :

/path/to/my/python2/only/environment : $ python -c "import numpy"
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
ImportError: No module named numpy

If I want to come back to my original environment (where numpy is already installed) with source deactivate I still get the same error :

/path/to/my/python2/only/environment : $ source deactivate
/path/to/my/python2/only/environment : $ python -c "import numpy"
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
ImportError: No module named numpy

If I cd .. or just cd and then type source deactivate, then the $ python -c "import numpy" works fine.

Can you have a look ?

This doesn't work.

A step is missing from your instructions for me I had to add the following to requirements.yml
name: something

As soon as I did that it worked.

Cheers

Hey Christine,

This isn't an issue per se, just wanted to say I tried this on Ubuntu Linux and it works awesome 😄. Thanks for putting this together!

Cheers,
Eric

Thanks for this script! Had been working great for me with the exception of one repository. Entering via the terminal kicked off the correct creation of the environment. However, once created, the conda_auto_env script failed to find it. So it would again try to create it, but conda would warn that the env already exists. This cycle would continue.

Some digging lead pointed to the line endings of the environment.yml file. The problematic repository had windows-based line endings.

> cat -e environment.yml
name: SampleName^M$
dependencies:^M$
  - python=3.10^M$
  - pip=22.1^M$

Repositories that worked fine had unix endings:

> cat -e environment.yml
name: AnotherSampleName$
dependencies:$
  - python=3.9.5$
  - bokeh=2.3.2$

From my brief exploration, it appears this line:

We are trying to use conda-auto-env with Windows 7 and Anaconda 5.0, but we do not find the .bashrc or .bash-profile since we do not have a "bin" folder in our Anaconda main installation folder.