Hello everyone,
I am currently working in a conda environment where there python=3.7 is used but I have several script in a pipeline (not written by me) that run only with python3.6. Is there a way to indicate to the system to use, only when a specific conda environment is activate, to use within this environment only python 3.6. I do not want to create another conda environment, just to change the on I have already created. Thanks a lot
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You probably can't have more than one python installed in the same environment (and I wouldn't recommend it anyway). If you don't want to create another environment, and if you are fine with switching to python 3.6 completely in that current environment, you can downgrade it with:
conda install -n <environment name> python=3.6
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