(www.tcpdf.org) ## CONTENTS 1 Install 3 2 New to conda? 5 3 Other useful resources 7 4 Contributors welcome 9 Python Module Index 735 Index 739 Welcome to conda's documentation! Conda provides behavior can be configured Glossary Important vocabulary to know when working with conda ## CONTRIBUTORS WELCOME Conda is an open source project and always welcomes new contributions. Please read the conda-forge as an example channel. Conda-forge is a community channel made up of thousands of contributors. Conda-forge itself is analogous to PyPI but with a unified, automated build infrastructure and

(@echarles) • Migrate to python 3.7+ #6260 - Fixes #6256 (@penguinolog) #### 5.1.3 Contributors to this release (GitHub contributors page for this release) @blink1073 | @echarles | @fcollonval | @github-actions Specify minimum version of nbconvert required #6286 (@adamjstewart) #### 5.2.3 Contributors to this release (GitHub contributors page for this release) @adamjstewart | @blink1073 | @github-actions | @jtpio Jupyter Notebooks ZMQChannelHandler code #6251 (@Vishwa-jeet0510) #### 5.3.2 Contributors to this release (GitHub contributors page for this release) @Vishwajeet0510 ##### 5.4 6.4.7 (Full Changelog)

conda-forge as an example channel. Conda-forge is a community channel made up of thousands of contributors. Conda-forge itself is analogous to PyPI but with a unified, automated build infrastructure and not currently covered by conda ## Benefits of conda plugins A conda plugin ecosystem enables contributors across the conda community to develop and share new features, thus bringing about more functionality Support for a better distribution of maintenance in the conda community • Enabling third party contributors to use official APIs instead of having to divert to workarounds and wrappers • The ability to

show banner trait to control the banner display #6808 (@echarles) #### 5.1.2 Contributors to this release (GitHub contributors page for this release) @echarles | @github-actions | @jtpio | @krassowski #6745 (@andrii-i) • Update kernel translation #6744 (@JasonWeill) #### 5.2.4 Contributors to this release (GitHub contributors page for this release) @andrii-i | @echarles | @fcollonval | @frenzymadness upkeep improvements • Depend on nbclassic 0.4.7 #6593 (@echarles) #### 5.3.3 Contributors to this release (GitHub contributors page for this release) @bnavigator | @echarles | @fcollonval | @github-actions

tests as pywinpty is ported for python 3.9 #6228 (@nsait-linaro) #### 5.1.3 Contributors to this release (GitHub contributors page for this release) @bnavigator | @dleen | @dolfinus | @jackexu | @kevin-bates resources #6194 (@kevin-bates) • Fix typo in docstring #6188 (@jgarte) #### 5.2.4 Contributors to this release (GitHub contributors page for this release) @blink1073 | @jgarte | @kevin-bates | @martinRenou Markdown #6160 (@krassowski) • Fix syntax highlight #6128 (@massongit) #### 5.3.3 Contributors to this release (GitHub contributors page for this release) @blink1073 | @kevin-bates | @krassowski | @massongit

(www.tcpdf.org) ## CONTENTS 1 Install 3 2 New to conda? 5 3 Other useful resources 7 4 Contributors welcome 9 Python Module Index 723 Index 727 Welcome to conda's documentation! Conda provides behavior can be configured Glossary Important vocabulary to know when working with conda ## CONTRIBUTORS WELCOME Conda is an open source project and always welcomes new contributions. Please read the conda-forge as an example channel. Conda-forge is a community channel made up of thousands of contributors. Conda-forge itself is analogous to PyPI but with a unified, automated build infrastructure and

text #6545 (@krassowski) • Normalise os_path #6540 (@krassowski) #### 5.1.2 Contributors to this release (GitHub contributors page for this release) @echarles | @krassowski ##### 5.2 6.5.0rc0 (Full 1 Merged PRs • Update redirect logic and tests #6511 (@RRosio) #### 5.2.2 Contributors to this release (GitHub contributors page for this release) @github-actions | @jtpio | @RRosio ##### 5.3 6.5.0b0 (@RRosio) • Fix Check Release/link check CI Job #6485 (@RRosio) #### 5.4.3 Contributors to this release (GitHub contributors page for this release) @blink1073 | @echarles | @ericsnekbytes | @github-actions

upkeep improvements • Depend on nbclassic 0.4.7 #6593 (@echarles) #### 5.1.3 Contributors to this release (GitHub contributors page for this release) @bnavigator | @echarles | @fcollonval | @github-actions PRs • fix: pin temporary to nbclassic 0.4.5 #6570 (@echarles) #### 5.2.2 Contributors to this release (GitHub contributors page for this release) @echarles ##### 5.3 6.5.0 (Full Changelog) #### text #6545 (@krassowski) • Normalise os_path #6540 (@krassowski) #### 5.3.2 Contributors to this release (GitHub contributors page for this release) @echarles | @krassowski ##### 5.4 6.5.0rc0 (Full

ndices and tables • Index • Module Index • Search Page © Copyright 2009-2010, Ask Solem & contributors. Created using Sphinx 1.2. ## Getting Started Release: 2.0 Date: February 04, 2014 - Introduction Bug tracker - Wiki - Contributing - License © Copyright 2009-2010, Ask Solem & contributors. Created using Sphinx 1.2. ## I ntroduction Version: 2.0.3 Web: http://celeryproject.org/ Download: following: $ git clone git://github.com/ask/celery.git © Copyright 2009-2010, Ask Solem & contributors. Created using Sphinx 1.2. ## Broker Installation • Installing RabbitMQ • Setting up RabbitMQ