Hello,
I installed the conda package through the package control manager on Sublime text built 4152, on Windows 11. I already have Miniconda installed in the system with an environment that works well. I tried to configure the conda settings so that it would use my miniconda installation, my settings look like this now:
However if I try to run any related command in the command palette, ex. conda: activate environment, or conda: list environment. it only finds the base env. Which is annoying, because I would like to use the environments already created (I have only one now and it runs python 3.11).
Then I tried to create a new environment form the command palette, because I wanted to see if it could be detected in this case. It seemed to be created ok, in fact I can see it from my powershell if I list the environments, however conda in Sublime still fails to find it (I tried to restart ST a few times in all of that but didn't make much of a difference)
Hello, I installed the conda package through the package control manager on Sublime text built 4152, on Windows 11. I already have Miniconda installed in the system with an environment that works well. I tried to configure the conda settings so that it would use my miniconda installation, my settings look like this now:
However if I try to run any related command in the command palette, ex. conda: activate environment, or conda: list environment. it only finds the base env. Which is annoying, because I would like to use the environments already created (I have only one now and it runs python 3.11). Then I tried to create a new environment form the command palette, because I wanted to see if it could be detected in this case. It seemed to be created ok, in fact I can see it from my powershell if I list the environments, however conda in Sublime still fails to find it (I tried to restart ST a few times in all of that but didn't make much of a difference)
So any help/suggestion is appreciated