Supported Conda Interpreter Tasks
You can learn the different tasks that are supported by the Conda interpreter in Graph Studio.
The following table describes the supported conda commands and the
users authorized to perform these tasks:
| Task | Command | Authorized Users |
|---|---|---|
| Create a new Conda environment using a specific Python version | create -n <env_name>
python==<python_version> |
|
Create a Conda Environment by copying the default
basegraph environment
|
copy-local-env -n <env_name> |
|
| Install an external package from public Conda channel in a Conda environment | install -n <env_name>
<package_name> |
|
| Uninstall a specific package from a Conda environment | uninstall -n <env_name>
<package_name> |
|
| Upload a Conda environment to internal storage | upload <env_name> --description
'<write_description>' -t <tag_name>
<tag_value> |
|
| Get information about the Conda installation | info |
|
| List the packages installed in the active environment | list |
|
| Get specific command-line help | <conda_command> --help |
|
| Download and unpack a specific Conda environment from internal storage | download <env_name> |
|
| List all the uploaded Conda environments | list-saved-envs |
|
| List all the available Conda environments | env list |
|
| List the local Conda environments created by the user | list-local-envs |
|
| Activate a Conda environment | activate <env_name> |
|
| Deactivate a Conda environment | deactivate |
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| Remove a Conda environment locally | env remove -n <env_name> |
|
| Delete a persisting Conda environment | delete <env_name> |
|
Footnote 1 ADMIN user gets created by default in Autonomous Database.
Footnote 2 See Create a Graph User.