Closed keller-mark closed 1 year ago
If you're inside a package: the environment should auto-update if you bump your package's version number. Or specifically, it'll create a new environment while marking the old environment for (eventual) deletion. It doesn't update the same environment in place just in case you have multiple R processes and some of them are still using the old environment.
If I change the package list for an environment in
basilisk.R
, how do I tell basilisk to update that environment?Outside of basilisk I would run
conda env update -f environment.yml
, is there an equivalent basilisk function?