[conda] Conda environment to use hive transform function

[Адель Томилова]

Hi,
my issue is about wrapping up the whole conda environment with python
interpreter to be able to activate it later via bash script and launch
python script to process hive table with TRANSFORM mechanism. There is an
example how to do it with virtualenv:
http://blog.iamghost.kr/post/91329784133/hive-python-virtualenv. First of
all, is it possible to activate conda env without miniconda installed?
Secondly, I see on my local machine that when I copy environment from
~/miniconda/envs to other place everything is OK while initial environment
is on its place (all the files from environment lib folder look at the
initial installation place).
Is there any workaround about the case I described? For example, I can try
to replace all the paths pointing to the initial installation, but I
suppose it's not everything that should be done. Thanks in advance.

['Chris Barker - NOAA Federal' via conda - Public]

You may be able to use conda execute:

https://github.com/conda-tools/conda-execute

-CHB

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On Jul 18, 2018, at 2:24 AM, АЎель ТПЌОлПва <***@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi,
my issue is about wrapping up the whole conda environment with python
interpreter to be able to activate it later via bash script and launch
python script to process hive table with TRANSFORM mechanism. There is an
example how to do it with virtualenv:
http://blog.iamghost.kr/post/91329784133/hive-python-virtualenv. First of
all, is it possible to activate conda env without miniconda installed?
Secondly, I see on my local machine that when I copy environment from
~/miniconda/envs to other place everything is OK while initial environment
is on its place (all the files from environment lib folder look at the
initial installation place).
Is there any workaround about the case I described? For example, I can try
to replace all the paths pointing to the initial installation, but I
suppose it's not everything that should be done. Thanks in advance.
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