conda
looks for, downloads, and installs packages. Navigator is capable of connecting to a few important conda package hosting providers— Anaconda.org, Anaconda.com, and Anaconda’s enterprise on-prem Package Security Manager—in order to access channels. Navigator can also connect to individual channels that are privately hosted or saved in your own computer files.
When managing channels in Navigator, you can refer to a channel either by its full URL or by its name. For example, let’s say you want to look for packages on the “conda-forge” channel of Anaconda.org. Either of these channel variations will look for packages in the same place:
conda-forge
https://conda.anaconda.org/conda-forge
https://conda.anaconda.org/
. For more information
about channel aliases, see channel_alias: Set a channel
alias
in the conda documentation.https://repo.anaconda.cloud/t/<TOKEN>/repo/<ORG-NAME>/<CHANNEL>
) or be connected to the Package Security Manager (Cloud) organization that contains the channel.https://
when entering them into the channels manager..condarc
.
.condarc
file in Navigator, open Preferences and then click Configure conda. For more information on editing configuration files, see Editing Navigator and conda configuration files.
.condarc
file, list them under the channels:
setting, similar to the following example:
.condarc
file, see Using the .condarc conda configuration file and Settings in the conda documentation.