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use of ./env may be confusing #59

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lexnederbragt opened this issue Jan 8, 2021 · 1 comment
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use of ./env may be confusing #59

lexnederbragt opened this issue Jan 8, 2021 · 1 comment

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@lexnederbragt
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in 03-using-packages-and-channels, the command conda install tensorflow=1.14 --channel conda-forge --prefix ./env uses ./env as folder name. At the workshop today, this confused learners as they used had learned about conda env. Maybe use --prefix ./my_env instead?

@davidrpugh
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Thanks for the feedback. The reason that I call the directory env is that this directory is included in the default Python .gitignore file which helps prevent user from accidentally version controlling the environment directory. I believe that the directory venv is also ignored but I will need to check.

At a minimum I will put a call out box to clearly differentiate between the conda env command and the env directory into which the environment is installed.

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