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Add --yes / -y flag to conda env create command #12837

ktaletsk opened this issue Jun 29, 2023 · 2 comments

Add --yes / -y flag to conda env create command #12837

ktaletsk opened this issue Jun 29, 2023 · 2 comments locked [bot] locked due to inactivity type::feature request for a new feature or capability

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ktaletsk commented Jun 29, 2023 •

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What is the idea?

In my workflow I manually create conda environment files as described here, i.e.

name: stats2 channels: - javascript dependencies: - python=3.9 - bokeh=2.4.2 - conda-forge::numpy=1.21.* - nodejs=16.13.* - flask - pip - pip: - Flask-Testing

and then build them in CI inside of the container using conda env create --prefix --file environment.yaml

However, I recently encountered a package with pre-link script, requiring me to agree to license terms:

The following PRELINK MESSAGES are INCLUDED: File nvcomp.txt: By downloading and using the libcudf conda package, you accept the terms and conditions of the NVIDIA NVCOMP Software License Agreement: https://developer.download.nvidia.com/compute/nvcomp/2.3/LICENSE.txt Proceed ([y]/n)?

I have to manually type y to continue and this would not work in CI.

My suggestion is to add --yes / -y flag to conda env create command, to have the similar functionality as conda create command

Why is this needed?

Anyone building conda environments in CI that include license agreements

What should happen?

New command flag should be added:

conda env create . -y should automatically agree and skip and prompts

Additional Context

I am able to achieve the desired effect by using conda create -c . -y , but I

  1. Lose ability to install pip packages together with conda ones
  2. Have to have track package versions in the long string as opposed to nicely formatted yaml file

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