As the title expresses trying to activate a conda environment either in the command line or in, say a VisualCode environment causes an import collision.
For example in:
nupic.research/projects/location_layer/single_layer_2d_experiment
The current workaround is to activate the environment in the parent directory.
A better solution would be to rename the project specific logging.py modules to say experiment_logging.py
As the title expresses trying to activate a conda environment either in the command line or in, say a VisualCode environment causes an import collision. For example in:
nupic.research/projects/location_layer/single_layer_2d_experimentThe current workaround is to activate the environment in the parent directory. A better solution would be to rename the project specific logging.py modules to say experiment_logging.py