'Conda cloning environment - is the cloned environment synced with the "parent env"? how to cut off the sync?
I used conda create -n <new env> --clone <parent env> to create a new env. I found that if I modify things in the , the parent env is also modified so the two are synced. Is this how it is supposed to be? How to cut off this synchronization?
Solution 1:[1]
Sounds like you want the --copy flag when using conda create. That will sever all the links back to the original environment and package cache.
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| Solution 1 | merv |