0+) (skip_existing) • Omit recipe from package (conda-build 3.0+) (include_recipe) • Disable activation of environments during build/test (conda-build 3.0+) (activate) • Disable long prefix during test tarball artifacts after your test step. Conda-build does not provide tools for doing that. Disable activation of environments during build/test (conda-build 3.0+) (activate) By default, conda-build activates adds necessary PATH entries, and also runs any activate.d scripts you may have. If you disable activation, the PATH will still be modified, but the activate.d scripts will not run. This is not recommended

0+) (skip_existing) • Omit recipe from package (conda-build 3.0+) (include_recipe) • Disable activation of environments during build/test (conda-build 3.0+) (activate) • Disable long prefix during test tarball artifacts after your test step. Conda-build does not provide tools for doing that. Disable activation of environments during build/test (conda-build 3.0+) (activate) By default, conda-build activates adds necessary PATH entries, and also runs any activate.d scripts you may have. If you disable activation, the PATH will still be modified, but the activate.d scripts will not run. This is not recommended

environment you want to modify or specify the environment name on the command line: # via environment activation conda activate myenvironment conda install matplotlib # via command line option conda install environments work well. Activation entails two primary functions: adding entries to PATH for the environment and running any activation scripts that the environment may contain. These activation scripts are how 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 environment active so it is local to

environment you want to modify or specify the environment name on the command line: # via environment activation conda activate myenvironment conda install matplotlib # via command line option conda install environments work well. Activation entails two primary functions: adding entries to PATH for the environment and running any activation scripts that the environment may contain. These activation scripts are how 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 environment active so it is local to

environment you want to modify or specify the environment name on the command line: # via environment activation conda activate myenvironment conda install matplotlib # via command line option conda install environments work well. Activation entails two primary functions: adding entries to PATH for the environment and running any activation scripts that the environment may contain. These activation scripts are how 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 environment active so it is local to

environment you want to modify or specify the environment name on the command line: # via environment activation conda activate myenvironment conda install matplotlib # via command line option conda install environments work well. Activation entails two primary functions: adding entries to PATH for the environment and running any activation scripts that the environment may contain. These activation scripts are how 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 environment active so it is local to

0+) (include_recipe) 60 Chapter 4. Contributors welcome conda, Release 23.10.1.dev3 • Disable activation of environments during build/test (conda-build 3.0+) (activate) • Disable long prefix during test tarball artifacts after your test step. Conda-build does not provide tools for doing that. Disable activation of environments during build/test (conda-build 3.0+) (activate) By default, conda-build activates adds necessary PATH entries, and also runs any activate.d scripts you may have. If you disable activation, the PATH will still be modified, but the activate.d scripts will not run. This is not recommended

(conda-build 3.0+) (include_recipe) 56 Chapter 1. User guide conda, Release 23.7.4.dev7 • Disable activation of environments during build/test (conda-build 3.0+) (activate) • Disable long prefix during test tarball artifacts after your test step. Conda-build does not provide tools for doing that. Disable activation of environments during build/test (conda-build 3.0+) (activate) By default, conda-build activates adds necessary PATH entries, and also runs any activate.d scripts you may have. If you disable activation, the PATH will still be modified, but the activate.d scripts will not run. This is not recommended

0+) (include_recipe) 60 Chapter 4. Contributors welcome conda, Release 23.11.1.dev1 • Disable activation of environments during build/test (conda-build 3.0+) (activate) • Disable long prefix during test tarball artifacts after your test step. Conda-build does not provide tools for doing that. Disable activation of environments during build/test (conda-build 3.0+) (activate) By default, conda-build activates adds necessary PATH entries, and also runs any activate.d scripts you may have. If you disable activation, the PATH will still be modified, but the activate.d scripts will not run. This is not recommended

environment you want to modify or specify the environment name on the command line: # via environment activation conda activate myenvironment conda install matplotlib # via command line option conda install environments work well. Activation entails two primary functions: adding entries to PATH for the environment and running any activation scripts that the environment may contain. These activation scripts are how 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 environment active so it is local to