Dependencies and packages conflicts in Anaconda?
You can try using different conda environments. For example:
conda create -n myenv
Then you can activate your environment with:
conda activate myenv
and deactivate with:
conda deactivate
I'm using Anaconda 5.1 and Python 3.6 on a Windows 10 machine.
I'm having quite a few problems ; I tried to add some useful tools such as lightGBM, tensorflow, keras, bokeh,... to my conda environment but once I've used
conda install -c conda-forge packagename
on all of these, I end up having downgrading and upgrading of different packages that just mess with my installation and I can't use anything anymore after those installations.
I wonder if it were possible to have multiples versions of packages & dependencies living alongside each other which won't kill my install?
Sorry if my question seems noobish and thanks for your help,
Nate