Closed physicsranger closed 5 years ago
@physicsranger I've updated the instructions to remove the environment name from the deactivation command. I believe this syntax was updated since the instructions were first written. Thank you for bringing this to our attention.
Did it deactivate without a problem after removing the environment name?
Hi @jasercion, thanks for updating the instructions. Yes, when doing simply 'conda deactivate' it deactivates without a problem.
For .csh or .tcsh your instructions say to use 'conda deactivate fermi' to exit the environment. However, when I do this I get an error saying that deactivate doesn't take any environments. I don't know how this effects the bash syntax but either that is updated or there is some subtlety to how I'm using conda that makes things different.