Fabien Tarrade
2018-10-16 18:54:19 UTC
Hi everybody,
on Windows, if we create an env for which a package need to add
something in the menu and that your are not admin, this part will failed
but the env will works at the end.
I am wondering if there is an option to exclude/drop the package
menuinst that do such update when creating an env with a .yml file:
*/conda env create -f=environment.yml -n my_env/*
If there some documentation that explained all possible options for a
environment.ymlfile ?
So far I am using in my .yml file:
/*channels:*//*
*//*- defaults*//*
*//*..*//*
*//*dependencies:*//*
*//*- keras=2.2.2*//*
*//*...*//*
*//*- pip:*//*
*//*Â - pip==18.0*//*
*//*...*/
is there something like drop or exclude to exclude a package from an env
in a .yml file ?
Thanks a lot
Cheers
Fabien
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becoming a data driven organisation by using advanced analytics and Big
Data.
I have over 10 years of experience in management of large projects,
processing, modelling and statistical treatment of large volume of
experimental data
up to 10 petabytes as well as the development and maintenance of
advanced and complex computer programs.
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on Windows, if we create an env for which a package need to add
something in the menu and that your are not admin, this part will failed
but the env will works at the end.
I am wondering if there is an option to exclude/drop the package
menuinst that do such update when creating an env with a .yml file:
*/conda env create -f=environment.yml -n my_env/*
If there some documentation that explained all possible options for a
environment.ymlfile ?
So far I am using in my .yml file:
/*channels:*//*
*//*- defaults*//*
*//*..*//*
*//*dependencies:*//*
*//*- keras=2.2.2*//*
*//*...*//*
*//*- pip:*//*
*//*Â - pip==18.0*//*
*//*...*/
is there something like drop or exclude to exclude a package from an env
in a .yml file ?
Thanks a lot
Cheers
Fabien
--
Dr. Fabien Tarrade
Senior Data Scientist at AXA
<https://www.facebook.com/fabien.tarrade.eu>
I am a senior Data Scientist at AXA with the mission of helping AXA
becoming a data driven organisation by using advanced analytics and Big
Data.
I have over 10 years of experience in management of large projects,
processing, modelling and statistical treatment of large volume of
experimental data
up to 10 petabytes as well as the development and maintenance of
advanced and complex computer programs.
Zurich, Switzerland
Email : ***@fabien-tarrade.eu <mailto:***@fabien-tarrade.eu>
Phone : www.fabien-tarrade.eu <http://www.fabien-tarrade.eu>
LinkedIn <http://ch.linkedin.com/in/fabientarrade/> Twitter
<https://twitter.com/fabtar> Google
<https://plus.google.com/+FabienTarradeProfile/posts> Facebook
<https://www.facebook.com/fabien.tarrade.eu> Google
<skype:fabtarhiggs?call> Xing <https://www.xing.com/profile/Fabien_Tarrade>
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