Configuring conda
If you are familiar with conda and want to use it to install packages, you can configure conda to search a specific set of channels for packages by creating a .condarc
file in the root directory of your local machine.
If your organization has configured conda at the system level to limit platform users’ access to approved channels and packages only, this will override your user-level configuration file! If you are unsure if your organization has a system-level .condarc
file, speak with your administrator.
The .condarc
file is a configuration file that tells conda where to look for packages. Here is an example of what your .condarc
file might look like:
The channels you specify can be public or private. Private channels require users to authenticate via anaconda-enterprise-cli
before they can access packages from them. For more information about channel sharing, see sharing channels.
In this example, conda will look for a requested package in your Workbench channel first, then will look in https://repo.anaconda.cloud/repo/main.
For more information regarding the .condarc
file, see the official conda documentation.
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