Package for working with anaconda environments in Fabric
Usage:
import fabriconda
def setup():
fabriconda.install()
def deploy():
put('environment.yml', '/path/to/environment.yml')
fabriconda.create_env('/path/to/environment.yml', 'name')
with fabriconda.env('name'):
pass # do stuff in the environment
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