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Cannot install pyne with conda on ubuntu #1452
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Perhaps linked to this issue conda/conda#11442 |
You might be able to temporarily get around this by using |
Perhaps one can use conda to create an empty environment then use mamba to add to the environment conda create --name empty_env python=3.9
mamba env update --name empty_env --file environment.yml |
Thank you @kkiesling , this was a really helpful advice and it solved my problem! All I had to do was:
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Describe the Bug
I'm unable to install pyne using conda on ubuntu 20.04.
To Reproduce
My environment.yml file:
Executing:
$ conda env create -f environment.yml
results into:
Expected Behavior
I expect the environment to be created.
Information regarding my system:
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