Update environment.yml

[LukasHedegaard]

Updated environment.yml due to issues described in #72

Environment updated from python 2.7 to 3.7.

Tested on macOS using conda 4.8.2.

[LukasHedegaard]

Tested on Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS as well

[HissamShk]

Hello,

I made the changes as suggested in your environment.yml, but I am still getting some ResolvePackageNotFound errors. They are as follows:
_ResolvePackageNotFound:

• ffmpeg=2.8.6
• numpy==1.18.4
• youtube-dl==2020.5.8
• libcxx=10.0.0_
  I am new to this and was hoping you could offer me some help, as to why these may be occuring. I am utilizing Ubuntu 20.04.

Thank you.

[HissamShk]

I figured it out. I added conda-forge and it worked. :)

[anson-07]

I figured it out. I added conda-forge and it worked. :)

How did you create the environment? What's the command line specifically? Thank you in advance

[LukasHedegaard]

@anson-07, I usually use

conda env export --no-builds | grep -v "prefix" > environment.yml

The --no-builds leaves out build-specific information (which may not translate between operating systems)
The grep -v "prefix" takes the lines other than those starting with "prefix", thus avoiding your local anaconda env path in the environment.yml file.
Hope it helps 😊

[anson-07]

@anson-07, I usually use

conda env export --no-builds | grep -v "prefix" > environment.yml

The --no-builds leaves out build-specific information (which may not translate between operating systems)
The grep -v "prefix" takes the lines other than those starting with "prefix", thus avoiding your local anaconda env path in the environment.yml file.
Hope it helps 😊

Thanks for your reply but I'm using Windows and I couldn't find another command to replace the "grep" which is only usable in Linux. Still can't create the environment. conda-forge could work but I'm not sure how the command line is.

[mikeyEcology]

When I run this
conda env export --no-builds | grep -v "prefix" > environment.yml
on ubuntu 20.04, I get this:

CondaEnvException: Unable to determine environment
Please re-run this command with one of the following options:

• Provide an environment name via --name or -n
• Re-run this command inside an activated conda environment.

[andimarafioti]

Awesome! thanks!

[ebyrne]

+1 here, this should be merged @cabaf