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[Windows] System-wide conda environments are not returned by EnumerateCondaEnvironments #5
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To reproduce simply run the app project, and use
listcommand. System-wide environments will not be printed.Thank you, the [new] one worked!
[old]
GradientEngine.UseEnvironmentFromVariable();
[new]
System.IO.DirectoryInfo home = new System.IO.DirectoryInfo(@"c:\ProgramData\Anaconda3\envs\py35cpu");
PythonEnvironment myenv = CondaEnvironment.DetectCondaEnvironment(home);
GradientEngine.UseEnvironment(myenv);- added a commit that references this issue
on Oct 13, 2020 @kurikabocya would you mind testing the fix for this issue? For that, either clone this repo and run app.csproj and pass single command line parameter
list, or try your[old]code variant with the lasted nightly build of WhichPython ( you can install/update to preview package version from https://www.nuget.org/packages/WhichPython/0.3.4-CI-20201012-001 ).
We should have a clear separation of system-wide and user environments similar to
EnvironmentVariableTarget.By default, both types of environments should be returned, and
CondaEnvironmentshould be able to tell the type to distinguish between them.