Closed jennyfothergill closed 3 years ago
Will the remove --force fix be good enough for our purposes?
hmmm... force removing could break our installation. I think waiting until the openmm devs decide on a fix is best. Hopefully they drop the cudatoolkit requirement. :)
If it's only for a container, conda remove --force cudatoolkit
should not cause too many troubles. The environment will be deemed "inconsistent" by conda
and it will try to fix it, but if you don't try to update anything else, it should work as long as there's a CUDA toolkit somewhere in the image. Worth a try, in my opinion!
This solution may be the best:
For permanent effects, you could change the default channels list in your
~/.condarc
so theconda-forge/label/nocuda
channel sits above the normalconda-forge
.
Originally posted by @jaimergp in https://github.com/openmm/openmm/issues/3059#issuecomment-876556363
I'd add that the nocuda
channel does not exist yet and is still hypothetical!
OH. That's an important distinction I missed.
Check this comment ;)
https://github.com/openmm/openmm/issues/3059#issuecomment-891653746
Do not merge until https://github.com/openmm/openmm/issues/3059 is resolved, but I will update with fix found there EDIT: temporary(?) fix