conda-ops 0.1

Conda plugin to maintain environments and projects reproducibly.

conda-ops

Installation

Please make sure that you install conda-ops into your base conda environment for the plugin for work properly. (If you install it into a conda environment, you will have to use that environment's conda installation to pick up the plugin, so installing conda into that envrionment and running path/to/environment/conda/bin ops instead of conda ops).

conda-ops is still under significant development and is changing rapidly. We recommend updating it regularly no matter how you choose to install.

For the latest development version:

conda run -n base pip install git+https://github.com/acwooding/conda-ops

For the latest alpha release available via PyPI:

conda run -n base pip install conda-ops

To install the plugin locally in development mode, clone the repo and then run pip install -e . from your base conda install (e.g. conda run -n base pip install -e ..

Note that conda-ops requires modern conda with plugin support (and likely python/pip). e.g.

>>> conda install -n base -c defaults conda==23.5.0
>>> conda install -n base -c defaults python=3.11

To uninstall, pip uninstall conda-ops from your base conda environment.

Basic Usage

The interface for conda ops is still experimental and may change between commits. The best way to see what can be done at a given moment is to use the help menu:

conda ops --help

or to check the status of your conda ops project via

conda ops

and follow the prompts from there.

Testing and Linting

To set up testing or linting, you'll need the depedencies specified under [project.optional-dependencies] in the pyproject.toml installed into your environment.

Running tests

Once dependencies are set up, run pytest or coverage run -m pytest. After running coverage, coverage report will display the basic coverage information and coverage html will generate an html interactive coverage report.

Linting

For now, keep a line length of 200

Always run black for auto-formatting.

• black . -l 200: specify a larger max line length with black

Take a look at flake8 or pylint reports for linting. flake8 is a more lightweight.

• flake8 --max-line-length=200 --exclude conda_ops_later.py
• pylint src --max-line-length=200 --ignore=conda_ops_later.py