Open nturaga opened 4 years ago
The output from py_config()
shows that you've activated the system version of Python, as opposed to your Miniconda environment. You have to use use_condaenv()
or similar to make sure reticulate
binds to the appropriate version of Python.
Note that this machinery should only activate when using a Python environment (virtualenv or condaenv).
Hi @kevinushey
I'm trying to use the new features in reticulate https://github.com/nturaga/BiocDockerManager/blob/reticulate_failure/DESCRIPTION#L23-L28 within my package.
My understanding of the feature is, that as long as I have (the block of code below) in my
DESCRIPTION
file, reticulate will do the right thing and install miniconda if needed OR start a new conda environment if with the namer-reticulate
if conda already exists. Please correct my understanding if this not accurate.But somehow, this functionality doesn't get triggered at all. My reticulate
py_config()
shows the following,As you can see, I already have an installation of
conda
on my system. I'm trying to use this on a Mac. My RsessionInfo()
is