Update layout anaconda to accept a path to a yml file#962
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Conda assumes the environment config is provided by environment.yml when the --file argument is not provided. This allows for specifying a path to a different file. For example, a project that has a two environment definitions based on host platform.
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The amount of code for that function is getting ridiculous, but fine |
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Conda assumes the environment config is provided by
environment.yml when the --file argument is not
provided. This allows for specifying a path to
a different file. For example, a project that has
a two environment definitions based on host platform.
Some of the projects I work with don't use environment.yml
in the root directory. I've been using this in my direnvrc to
handle it.