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I find conda install faster (something like numpy)
however I have to sometimes do pip install to get versions that's not available in conda.
Is it safe to mix them inside conda environment?
So I did,
conda activate my-venv
conda install pip
conda install foo
pip install bar
python pip conda
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I find conda install faster (something like numpy)
however I have to sometimes do pip install to get versions that's not available in conda.
Is it safe to mix them inside conda environment?
So I did,
conda activate my-venv
conda install pip
conda install foo
pip install bar
python pip conda
asked Mar 25 at 14:37
eugeneeugene
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On Windows, more than a year ago, I noticed thatpip installdid not mix well, particularly when trying to export arequirementsfile of the virtualenv. Every package installed throughpipfor any virtualenv were listed in the requirements, the only way at the time was to update this file manually... Not sure if it has evolved in between though
– Adonis
Mar 25 at 14:46
3
More information can be found anaconda.com/using-pip-in-a-conda-environment
– Christoffer
Mar 25 at 14:55
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I find conda install faster (something like numpy)
however I have to sometimes do pip install to get versions that's not available in conda.
Is it safe to mix them inside conda environment?
So I did,
conda activate my-venv
conda install pip
conda install foo
pip install bar
python pip conda
asked Mar 25 at 14:37
eugeneeugene
13.5k40 gold badges142 silver badges301 bronze badges
I find conda install faster (something like numpy)
however I have to sometimes do pip install to get versions that's not available in conda.
Is it safe to mix them inside conda environment?
So I did,
conda activate my-venv
conda install pip
conda install foo
pip install bar
python pip conda
python pip conda
asked Mar 25 at 14:37
eugeneeugene
13.5k40 gold badges142 silver badges301 bronze badges
asked Mar 25 at 14:37
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On Windows, more than a year ago, I noticed thatpip installdid not mix well, particularly when trying to export arequirementsfile of the virtualenv. Every package installed throughpipfor any virtualenv were listed in the requirements, the only way at the time was to update this file manually... Not sure if it has evolved in between though
– Adonis
Mar 25 at 14:46
3
More information can be found anaconda.com/using-pip-in-a-conda-environment
– Christoffer
Mar 25 at 14:55
add a comment |
On Windows, more than a year ago, I noticed thatpip installdid not mix well, particularly when trying to export arequirementsfile of the virtualenv. Every package installed throughpipfor any virtualenv were listed in the requirements, the only way at the time was to update this file manually... Not sure if it has evolved in between though
– Adonis
Mar 25 at 14:46
3
More information can be found anaconda.com/using-pip-in-a-conda-environment
– Christoffer
Mar 25 at 14:55
On Windows, more than a year ago, I noticed that
pip install did not mix well, particularly when trying to export a requirements file of the virtualenv. Every package installed through pip for any virtualenv were listed in the requirements, the only way at the time was to update this file manually... Not sure if it has evolved in between though– Adonis
Mar 25 at 14:46
On Windows, more than a year ago, I noticed that
pip install did not mix well, particularly when trying to export a requirements file of the virtualenv. Every package installed through pip for any virtualenv were listed in the requirements, the only way at the time was to update this file manually... Not sure if it has evolved in between though– Adonis
Mar 25 at 14:46
3
3
More information can be found anaconda.com/using-pip-in-a-conda-environment
– Christoffer
Mar 25 at 14:55
More information can be found anaconda.com/using-pip-in-a-conda-environment
– Christoffer
Mar 25 at 14:55
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Situation improves starting with conda 4.6 and the pip_interop_enabled feature. So in the future it should be safe.
For now the recommendations stated in the comment of @Christoffer should remain true.
Note that it you encounter Pypi packages not available in conda, and if it is appropriate, you can create a recipe and submit to open-source community-managed channels conda-forge or bioconda. This way you won't have to ask "pip or conda?" anymore.
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Situation improves starting with conda 4.6 and the pip_interop_enabled feature. So in the future it should be safe.
For now the recommendations stated in the comment of @Christoffer should remain true.
Note that it you encounter Pypi packages not available in conda, and if it is appropriate, you can create a recipe and submit to open-source community-managed channels conda-forge or bioconda. This way you won't have to ask "pip or conda?" anymore.
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Situation improves starting with conda 4.6 and the pip_interop_enabled feature. So in the future it should be safe.
For now the recommendations stated in the comment of @Christoffer should remain true.
Note that it you encounter Pypi packages not available in conda, and if it is appropriate, you can create a recipe and submit to open-source community-managed channels conda-forge or bioconda. This way you won't have to ask "pip or conda?" anymore.
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Situation improves starting with conda 4.6 and the pip_interop_enabled feature. So in the future it should be safe.
For now the recommendations stated in the comment of @Christoffer should remain true.
Note that it you encounter Pypi packages not available in conda, and if it is appropriate, you can create a recipe and submit to open-source community-managed channels conda-forge or bioconda. This way you won't have to ask "pip or conda?" anymore.
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Situation improves starting with conda 4.6 and the pip_interop_enabled feature. So in the future it should be safe.
For now the recommendations stated in the comment of @Christoffer should remain true.
Note that it you encounter Pypi packages not available in conda, and if it is appropriate, you can create a recipe and submit to open-source community-managed channels conda-forge or bioconda. This way you won't have to ask "pip or conda?" anymore.
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On Windows, more than a year ago, I noticed that
pip installdid not mix well, particularly when trying to export arequirementsfile of the virtualenv. Every package installed throughpipfor any virtualenv were listed in the requirements, the only way at the time was to update this file manually... Not sure if it has evolved in between though– Adonis
Mar 25 at 14:46
3
More information can be found anaconda.com/using-pip-in-a-conda-environment
– Christoffer
Mar 25 at 14:55