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The conda 4.6.0 release added improved support for interoperability between conda and pip. This feature is still experimental and is therefore off by default. With this interoperability, conda can use pip-installed packages to satisfy dependencies, cleanly remove pip-installed software, and replace them with conda packages when appropriate. To use conda on Windows XP, select Anaconda 2.3.0 and see Using conda on Windows XP with or without a proxy. GUI versus command line installer ¶ Both GUI and command line installers are available for Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Apart from a centralized installation of R, we also have a Miniconda installation of R (ver=3.6) as part of the Miniconda module in Dalma. This provides greater flexibility and easier installation for other complementary packages required for R (eg: Tidyverse, Rstan etc). To find more details on the Miniconda module usage, click here.

If you have never used Conda, we recommend you to use Dalma Miniconda. You can find the steps to set up Dalma Miniconda by clicking here.

The conda cheat sheet gives you a list of useful commands in a glance: Conda-cheat-sheet

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How to clone the R environment

  1. If you are using Dalma Miniconda

    This creates an exclusive local environment (installation) of the R package in the given path (in the example below, the path is '/scratch/wz22/my-envs/R'). The User can now activate this environment and use it and further install any required complementary packages in the activated environment (More details on this in upcoming sections).


    A sample output is shown below:


    It must be noted that the given path is not the path to the working directory, but the location where the user wishes to install the environment. The user can navigate to any directory (where his application and running script resides) and activate the required environment. Adobe xd cc mac download free.

  2. If you are using your own conda package

Finding the Conda complementary packages (Tidyverse, Rstan etc)

  1. Search on the web for the Conda package of the required library.
    • For instance, if the required library is Tidyverse, you can search for 'conda install r tidyverse'. You can then navigate to the link with anaconda (most probably the first one, like here).
  2. Find the installation command from the anaconda link
    • The page should look something like this :
    • The command highlighted in red box is the command for installing the required package.


How to install the Conda complementary packages

  1. Activate the local R environment

    • you can find more about managing environments, by clicking here.

  2. Install the required package

    • Paste the installation command found on the Anaconda web page as described above. Enter 'y' when it prompts for confirmation.


      A sample output is shown below:

      It must be noted that the complementary packages must be installed only after activating the local R environment.

  3. Once the installation is done, launch R and check the installation of the package using the 'library( )' function of R.
    • A sample output is shown below:

The conda environment might not get activated when submitting a Job script since the slurm doesn't source the bashrc file. Hence, in order to go about this, you can include the following line in your job submission script before activating the required environment.

A sample job submission script is shown below:

Go through the Conda 30 mins test drive to make sure you understand the basic concepts: https://conda.io/projects/conda/en/latest/user-guide/tasks/manage-environments.html

Kindly reach back to us at dalma.admins@nyu.edu if you are stuck somewhere
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Create software environments for development and execution in a reproducible way.

For the smallest footprint, install Miniconda,which is just the Conda package manager and Python:

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Define Conda environments

Create a YAML file, e.g., my-dev-env.yml as follows:

(default channel listed to be explicit, can be omitted)

Create Conda environments

conda env create -f <FILENAME>

conda env create -f my-dev-env.yml

(De-)activate Conda environment

conda activate <ENV-NAME>

conda activate my-dev-env

conda deactivate my-dev-env

Search for packages

conda search <PKG-NAME> searches whatever channels are configured (at least, that is the default channel)

conda search --channel <CHANNEL-NAME> <PKG-NAME> searches the packagealso in the specified channel

Add channels

conda config --add channels <CHANNEL-NAME>

Update a Conda environment

Same as: install new packages into environment.Update the YAML file, e.g.,

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Update the environment: conda env update -f my-dev-env.yml

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Remove an environment

conda env remove --name <ENV-NAME>

Remove package from environment

Uninstall package: conda remove --name <ENV-NAME> <PKG-NAME>

Install packages via pip

Specify install command in the YAML file as follows:

For the git repo case, this installs the master branch. To install a specific branch, change as follows:

Export Conda environment specification

Why could this be important? Specifying (“pinning”) package versions prevents a change/updateof said package, BUT other packages/libraries not specifically listed in the YAML file cannevertheless be changed during conda env update. In the worst case, this may break something.

As soon as the work performed in the Conda environment reaches a certain level ofmaturity (e.g., dependencies no longer change), one can export a more comprehensivespecification of the respective Conda environment viaconda env export --name ENV-NAME > my-dev-env.yml. Obviously, this will overwritemy-dev-env.yml.

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Setting environment variables

In the top-level directory of the Conda environment (/envs/my-dev-env/),create the following files and folders:

Edit ./etc/conda/activate.d/env_vars.sh as follows:

Edit ./etc/conda/deactivate.d/env_vars.sh as follows:

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NB: Preferred way for handling stuff such as LD_LIBRARY_PATH etc.