Have to know that
So the specific versions that are in requirements.txt may not be found in codas Repo packages.
Look at this post in your other thread where i use
So if i do a simple build:
requirements.txt
is more geared against pip
,conda
has it own way with .yml
file <environment-name>.yml
.So the specific versions that are in requirements.txt may not be found in codas Repo packages.
Look at this post in your other thread where i use
pip
in conda environment.conda
do of course has jupyter,but may not have the specific version that's in requirements.txtSo if i do a simple build:
conda create --name one_env jupyter pandas requestsIt will pull down jupyter in newest version.
jupyter_client-6.1.2 | 82 KB | ################################################################### | 100% jupyter-1.0.0 | 8 KB | ################################################################### | 100% jupyter_core-4.6.3 | 98 KB | ################################################################### | 100% jupyter_console-6.1. | 24 KB | ################################################################### | 100%
Quote:I will use a docker image of jupyter notebook to do this. Mabbe that will work.It will no difference if use
conda
and a requirements.txt
that has version that's not in conda's Repo.