Question Is it possible to move conda enviornments from windows to linux ?

[barackobama]

I created a .yml file on windows using
conda env export --name ENVNAME > envname.yml


And when restored that in linux using
conda env create -f envname.yml

It throws tons of errors like Warning: you have pip-installed dependencies in your environment file, but you d - Pastebin.com
On their website its mentioned yml file means "Export an environment to a YAML file that can be read on Windows, macOS, and Linux". This is unfair I moved from faster venv to conda because it was supposed to do this .

 

[Abhiram Shibu]

I think you can try normal python way with pip --freeze then install those in linux may be..

 

[barackobama]

I think you can try normal python way with pip --freeze then install those in linux may be..

No because few libraries fail with pip install, but works with conda install

 

[Abhiram Shibu]

No because few libraries fail with pip install, but works with conda install

then cant you write a script to convert it all to conda install

 

[barackobama]

then cant you write a script to convert it all to conda install

Yes did that ;-; ,converted to normal pip install without anaconda.

 

[Abhiram Shibu]

Yes did that ;-; ,converted to normal pip install without anaconda.

Did you make a script for that, if yes, it will be better if you do post it here

 

[barackobama]

Did you make a script for that, if yes, it will be better if you do post it here

making one w8