@ngam @mkitti do we need to set CONDA_JL_HOME anywhere? I noticed this part of Conda.jl's README:
Using a pre-existing Conda installation
To use a pre-existing Conda installation, first create an environment for
Conda.jl and then set the CONDA_JL_HOME environment variable to the full
path of the environment.
(You have to rebuild Conda.jl and many of the packages that use it after this.)
In Julia, run:
julia> run(`conda create -n conda_jl python conda`)
julia> ENV["CONDA_JL_HOME"] = "/path/to/miniconda/envs/conda_jl" # change this to your path
pkg> build Conda
@ngam @mkitti do we need to set
CONDA_JL_HOME
anywhere? I noticed this part ofConda.jl
's README:Perhaps we don't, but I was just curious.