######################## # # env_prompt (str) # # Template for prompt modification based on the active environment. # # Currently supported template variables are '{prefix}', '{name}', and # # '{default_env}' command simply writes the contents of conda config –describe to a condarc file, which is a great starter template. Without additional arguments, the command will write to the .condarc file in the user’s home

######################## # # env_prompt (str) # # Template for prompt modification based on the active environment. # # Currently supported template variables are '{prefix}', '{name}', and # # '{default_env}' command simply writes the contents of conda config –describe to a condarc file, which is a great starter template. Without additional arguments, the command will write to the .condarc file in the user’s home

�→name is 'upload' By default, the file will be stored in /upload of the folder containing the starter Python file, but you can change it by passing an upload_folder when creating the AdminUI App: app

environment. # # # changeps1: true # # env_prompt (str) # # Template for prompt modification based on the active environment. # # Currently supported template variables are '{prefix}', '{name}', and # # '{default_env}' document MKL DLL hell and new Python env vars to control DLL search behavior (#8315) • add github template for reporting speed issues (#8344) • add in better use of sphinx admonitions (notes, warnings) command simply writes the contents of conda config --describe to a condarc file, which is a great starter template. Without additional arguments, the command will write to the .condarc file in the user’s home

environment. # # # changeps1: true # # env_prompt (str) # # Template for prompt modification based on the active environment. # # Currently supported template variables are '{prefix}', '{name}', and # # '{default_env}' document MKL DLL hell and new Python env vars to control DLL search behavior (#8315) • add github template for reporting speed issues (#8344) • add in better use of sphinx admonitions (notes, warnings) command simply writes the contents of conda config --describe to a condarc file, which is a great starter template. Without additional arguments, the command will write to the .condarc file in the user’s home

environment. # # # changeps1: true # # env_prompt (str) # # Template for prompt modification based on the active environment. # # Currently supported template variables are '{prefix}', '{name}', and # # '{default_env}' document MKL DLL hell and new Python env vars to control DLL search behavior (#8315) • add github template for reporting speed issues (#8344) • add in better use of sphinx admonitions (notes, warnings) command simply writes the contents of conda config --describe to a condarc file, which is a great starter template. Without additional arguments, the command will write to the .condarc file in the user’s home

environment. # # # changeps1: true # # env_prompt (str) # # Template for prompt modification based on the active environment. # # Currently supported template variables are '{prefix}', '{name}', and # # '{default_env}' document MKL DLL hell and new Python env vars to control DLL search behavior (#8315) • add github template for reporting speed issues (#8344) • add in better use of sphinx admonitions (notes, warnings) command simply writes the contents of conda config --describe to a condarc file, which is a great starter template. Without additional arguments, the command will write to the .condarc file in the user’s home

environment. # # # changeps1: true # # env_prompt (str) # # Template for prompt modification based on the active environment. # # Currently supported template variables are '{prefix}', '{name}', and # # '{default_env}' document MKL DLL hell and new Python env vars to control DLL search behavior (#8315) • add github template for reporting speed issues (#8344) • add in better use of sphinx admonitions (notes, warnings) command simply writes the contents of conda config --describe to a condarc file, which is a great starter template. Without additional arguments, the command will write to the .condarc file in the user’s home

environment. # # # changeps1: true # # env_prompt (str) # # Template for prompt modification based on the active environment. # # Currently supported template variables are '{prefix}', '{name}', and # # '{default_env}' document MKL DLL hell and new Python env vars to control DLL search behavior (#8315) • add github template for reporting speed issues (#8344) • add in better use of sphinx admonitions (notes, warnings) command simply writes the contents of conda config --describe to a condarc file, which is a great starter template. Without additional arguments, the command will write to the .condarc file in the user’s home

environment. # # # changeps1: true # # env_prompt (str) # # Template for prompt modification based on the active environment. # # Currently supported template variables are '{prefix}', '{name}', and # # '{default_env}' examples To see more examples of conda plugins, please visit the following resources: • conda-plugins-template: This is a repository with full examples that could be used a starting point for your plugin 5 _RE_CUSTOM_EXPANDVARS custom_expandvars(template: str, mapping: collections.abc.Mapping[str, Any] = {}, /, **kwargs) → str Expand variables in a string. Inspired by string.Template and modified to mirror os.path