Override environment.yaml name
See original GitHub issueIs there a way to override the name of the environment created from an environment.yaml
file (a.k.a. the --name
flag)?
BTW, thanks for your work, it saved me a lot fo time!
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@jaimergp, thanks, that’s what I thought. For anyone seeing this in the future I did
Quick edit: note the white space between
name:
andmy_new_name
, it’s mandatory. Because of this we need to quote the whole command, otherwise, it’s invalid YAML syntaxThanks @bollwyvl closing for now