Closed notuntoward closed 2 years ago
@notuntoward have you set the path to your conda installation
appropriately? Look at conda-anaconda-home
in the docs.
notuntoward @.***> writes:
If I run:
(conda-env-activate "base")
I get the error: "No such conda environment: base"
But I do have a base environment:
(base) C:\Users\scott>conda env list
conda environments:
# C:\JupyterLab\resources\jlab_server base * C:\Users\scott\miniconda3
This used to work when I was using the full anaconda3 distribution, but on this machine, I'm using miniconda, which has a different path. Maybe that's the problem.
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Oh, right. That's it. With a modified path, the conda package works as before.
If I run:
(conda-env-activate "base")
I get the error: "No such conda environment: base"
But I do have a base environment:
This used to work when I was using the full anaconda3 distribution, but on this machine, I'm using miniconda, which has a different path. Maybe that's the problem.