>=1.8,<2 • numpy >=1.8,<2|1.9 • numpy 1.8.1 py27_0 • numpy=1.8.1=py27_0 Version ordering The class VersionOrder(object) implements an order relation between version strings. Version strings can contain entry-points."conda"] my-conda-plugin = "my_plugin" Conda plugins use cases The new conda plugin API ecosystem brings about many possibilities, including but not limited to: • Custom subcommands • Support arbitrary environment variables that may be necessary for their operation. You can also use the config API to set environment variables. When installing Anaconda, you have the option to “Add Anaconda to my

>=1.8,<2 • numpy >=1.8,<2|1.9 • numpy 1.8.1 py27_0 • numpy=1.8.1=py27_0 Version ordering The class VersionOrder(object) implements an order relation between version strings. Version strings can contain entry-points."conda"] my-conda-plugin = "my_plugin" Conda plugins use cases The new conda plugin API ecosystem brings about many possibilities, including but not limited to: • Custom subcommands • Support arbitrary environment variables that may be necessary for their operation. You can also use the config API to set environment variables. Activation prepends to PATH. This only takes effect when you have the

arbitrary environment variables that may be necessary for their operation. You can also use the config API to set environment variables. Activation prepends to PATH. This only takes effect when you have the variables If you want to associate environment variables with an environment, you can use the config API. This is recommended as an alternative to using activate and deactivate scripts since those are an >=1.8,<2 • numpy >=1.8,<2|1.9 • numpy 1.8.1 py27_0 • numpy=1.8.1=py27_0 Version ordering The class VersionOrder(object) implements an order relation between version strings. Version strings can contain

arbitrary environment variables that may be necessary for their operation. You can also use the config API to set environment variables. Activation prepends to PATH. This only takes effect when you have the variables If you want to associate environment variables with an environment, you can use the config API. This is recommended as an alternative to using activate and deactivate scripts since those are an >=1.8,<2 • numpy >=1.8,<2|1.9 • numpy 1.8.1 py27_0 • numpy=1.8.1=py27_0 Version ordering The class VersionOrder(object) implements an order relation between version strings. Version strings can contain

arbitrary environment variables that may be necessary for their operation. You can also use the config API to set environment variables. Activation prepends to PATH. This only takes effect when you have the variables If you want to associate environment variables with an environment, you can use the config API. This is recommended as an alternative to using activate and deactivate scripts since those are an >=1.8,<2 • numpy >=1.8,<2|1.9 • numpy 1.8.1 py27_0 • numpy=1.8.1=py27_0 Version ordering The class VersionOrder(object) implements an order relation between version strings. Version strings can contain

arbitrary environment variables that may be necessary for their operation. You can also use the config API to set environment variables. Activation prepends to PATH. This only takes effect when you have the variables If you want to associate environment variables with an environment, you can use the config API. This is recommended as an alternative to using activate and deactivate scripts since those are an >=1.8,<2 • numpy >=1.8,<2|1.9 • numpy 1.8.1 py27_0 • numpy=1.8.1=py27_0 Version ordering The class VersionOrder(object) implements an order relation between version strings. Version strings can contain

arbitrary environment variables that may be necessary for their operation. You can also use the config API to set environment variables. Activation prepends to PATH. This only takes effect when you have the variables If you want to associate environment variables with an environment, you can use the config API. This is recommended as an alternative to using activate and deactivate scripts since those are an >=1.8,<2 • numpy >=1.8,<2|1.9 • numpy 1.8.1 py27_0 • numpy=1.8.1=py27_0 Version ordering The class VersionOrder(object) implements an order relation between version strings. Version strings can contain

arbitrary environment variables that may be necessary for their operation. You can also use the config API to set environment variables. Activation prepends to PATH. This only takes effect when you have the variables If you want to associate environment variables with an environment, you can use the config API. This is recommended as an alternative to using activate and deactivate scripts since those are an >=1.8,<2 • numpy >=1.8,<2|1.9 • numpy 1.8.1 py27_0 • numpy=1.8.1=py27_0 Version ordering The class VersionOrder(object) implements an order relation between version strings. Version strings can contain

arbitrary environment variables that may be necessary for their operation. You can also use the config API to set environment variables. Activation prepends to PATH. This only takes effect when you have the variables If you want to associate environment variables with an environment, you can use the config API. This is recommended as an alternative to using activate and deactivate scripts since those are an >=1.8,<2 • numpy >=1.8,<2|1.9 • numpy 1.8.1 py27_0 • numpy=1.8.1=py27_0 Version ordering The class VersionOrder(object) implements an order relation between version strings. Version strings can contain

arbitrary environment variables that may be necessary for their operation. You can also use the config API to set environment variables. Activation prepends to PATH. This only takes effect when you have the variables If you want to associate environment variables with an environment, you can use the config API. This is recommended as an alternative to using activate and deactivate scripts since those are an >=1.8,<2 • numpy >=1.8,<2|1.9 • numpy 1.8.1 py27_0 • numpy=1.8.1=py27_0 Version ordering The class VersionOrder(object) implements an order relation between version strings. Version strings can contain