Sources for generating matflow environments via conda and docker
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Download the compressed tarball (e.g.
damask_parse_env-linux.tar.gz
from the GitHub actions artifacts) -
Extract and unpack like so (where you might need to change
env_name
):env_name=damask_parse_env-linux mkdir $env_name tar -xzf ${env_name}.tar.gz -C $env_name source $env_name/bin/activate conda-unpack
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Once extracted, the environment can be activated and deactivate like so:
source /path/to/env/bin/activate source /path/to/env/bin/deactivate
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Download the compressed tarball (e.g.
damask_parse_env-win.tar.gz
from the GitHub actions artifacts) -
Extract and unpack like so, using Powershell, (where you might need to change
env_name
):$env_name = "damask_parse_env-win" mkdir $env_name tar -xzf .\${env_name}.tar.gz -C $env_name cmd /c ".\${env_name}\Scripts\activate.bat && ${env_name}\Scripts\conda-unpack.exe"
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Once extracted, activation/deactivation must be performed within cmd.exe (not Powershell), like so:
cmd \path\to\env\Scripts\activate.bat \path\to\env\Scripts\deactivate.bat