The current ppi_env.yml file contains build specifications for packages, meaning the file is platform-specific. In my case this failed to resolve and install correctly for Win64). This requires manually removing the build specifications to install correctly. For instance, I had to replace python=3.8.8=hdb3f193_5 with python=3.8.8 to create the environment.
This issue is fixed if you create the environment file using the --no-build option:
conda env export --no-builds
instead of
conda env export
The current
ppi_env.ymlfile contains build specifications for packages, meaning the file is platform-specific. In my case this failed to resolve and install correctly for Win64). This requires manually removing the build specifications to install correctly. For instance, I had to replacepython=3.8.8=hdb3f193_5withpython=3.8.8to create the environment.This issue is fixed if you create the environment file using the
--no-buildoption:conda env export --no-buildsinstead ofconda env export