allow you to (re)create environments without invoking the solver. They consist of an @EXPLICIT header plus a list of conda package URLs, optionally followed by their MD5 or SHA256 hash. They can be obtained environments Various operations involved with creating, updating, exporting, and removing environments, plus more Managing channels Information about channels and how they are searched through when installing (conda-build 3.0+) By default, conda-build creates a new folder for each build, named for the package name plus a timestamp. This allows you to do multiple builds at once. If you have issues with long paths, you

allow you to (re)create environments without invoking the solver. They consist of an @EXPLICIT header plus a list of conda package URLs, optionally followed by their MD5 or SHA256 hash. They can be obtained environments Various operations involved with creating, updating, exporting, and removing environments, plus more Managing channels Information about channels and how they are searched through when installing (conda-build 3.0+) By default, conda-build creates a new folder for each build, named for the package name plus a timestamp. This allows you to do multiple builds at once. If you have issues with long paths, you

allow you to (re)create environments without invoking the solver. They consist of an @EXPLICIT header plus a list of conda package URLs, optionally followed by their MD5 or SHA256 hash. They can be obtained environments Various operations involved with creating, updating, exporting, and removing environments, plus more Managing channels Information about channels and how they are searched through when installing (conda-build 3.0+) By default, conda-build creates a new folder for each build, named for the package name plus a timestamp. This allows you to do multiple builds at once. If you have issues with long paths, you

mini version of Anaconda that includes only conda and its dependencies. If you prefer to have conda plus over 7,500 open-source packages, install Anaconda. We recommend you install Anaconda for the local (set_build_id) By default, conda-build creates a new folder for each build, named for the package name plus a timestamp. This allows you to do multiple builds at once. If you have issues with long paths, you bits are: • A channel contains one or more platform-specific directories (linux-64, osx-64, etc.), plus a platform-agnostic directory called noarch. In conda jargon, these are also referred to as channel

mini version of Anaconda that includes only conda and its dependencies. If you prefer to have conda plus over 7,500 open-source packages, install Anaconda. We recommend you install Anaconda for the local (set_build_id) By default, conda-build creates a new folder for each build, named for the package name plus a timestamp. This allows you to do multiple builds at once. If you have issues with long paths, you bits are: • A channel contains one or more platform-specific directories (linux-64, osx-64, etc.), plus a platform-agnostic directory called noarch. In conda jargon, these are also referred to as channel

mini version of Anaconda that includes only conda and its dependencies. If you prefer to have conda plus over 7,500 open-source packages, install Anaconda. We recommend you install Anaconda for the local (set_build_id) By default, conda-build creates a new folder for each build, named for the package name plus a timestamp. This allows you to do multiple builds at once. If you have issues with long paths, you bits are: • A channel contains one or more platform-specific directories (linux-64, osx-64, etc.), plus a platform-agnostic directory called noarch. In conda jargon, these are also referred to as channel

environments Various operations involved with creating, updating, exporting, and removing environments, plus more Managing channels Information about channels and how they are searched through when installing (conda-build 3.0+) By default, conda-build creates a new folder for each build, named for the package name plus a timestamp. This allows you to do multiple builds at once. If you have issues with long paths, you bits are: • A channel contains one or more platform-specific directories (linux-64, osx-64, etc.), plus a platform-agnostic directory called noarch. In conda jargon, these are also referred to as channel

environments Various operations involved with creating, updating, exporting, and removing environments, plus more Managing channels Information about channels and how they are searched through when installing (conda-build 3.0+) By default, conda-build creates a new folder for each build, named for the package name plus a timestamp. This allows you to do multiple builds at once. If you have issues with long paths, you bits are: • A channel contains one or more platform-specific directories (linux-64, osx-64, etc.), plus a platform-agnostic directory called noarch. In conda jargon, these are also referred to as channel

environments Various operations involved with creating, updating, exporting, and removing environments, plus more Managing channels Information about channels and how they are searched through when installing (conda-build 3.0+) By default, conda-build creates a new folder for each build, named for the package name plus a timestamp. This allows you to do multiple builds at once. If you have issues with long paths, you bits are: • A channel contains one or more platform-specific directories (linux-64, osx-64, etc.), plus a platform-agnostic directory called noarch. In conda jargon, these are also referred to as channel

environments Various operations involved with creating, updating, exporting, and removing environments, plus more Managing channels Information about channels and how they are searched through when installing (conda-build 3.0+) By default, conda-build creates a new folder for each build, named for the package name plus a timestamp. This allows you to do multiple builds at once. If you have issues with long paths, you bits are: • A channel contains one or more platform-specific directories (linux-64, osx-64, etc.), plus a platform-agnostic directory called noarch. In conda jargon, these are also referred to as channel