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necaris / conda.el

Emacs helper library (and minor mode) to work with conda environments
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Help with custom conda directory #45

Closed anihm136 closed 4 years ago

anihm136 commented 4 years ago

I'm having some trouble setting the conda home directory. I have it installed at /home/user/miniconda3. I have set the conda-anaconda-home variable to the above directory, but it does not detect the environments I have created.

Also, when I manually set the environment using M-x conda-env-activate-path, it does not seem to make any difference to Flycheck (import of packages installed only in the conda environment show up as errors).

How do I set it up correctly? Any help is appreciated.

necaris commented 4 years ago

@anihm136 does this seem related to #36 by any chance?

anihm136 commented 4 years ago

@necaris I don't think so. I don't have any clashing names for one, and even setting the path specifically doesnt seem to be making a difference. How can I check if an env is activated after running the command?

anihm136 commented 4 years ago

Update: I've still not been able to get this to work. I've tried setting the home directory to my installation (/home/user/miniconda3) as well as the envs folder inside it. Even conda-env-activate-path does not work with the absolute path to the env directory

necaris commented 4 years ago

@anihm136 please see #51 for a sample configuration that might help you configure it correctly?

anihm136 commented 4 years ago

Yes, that helped! I'm able to activate conda envs now. Thanks!