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update faq - can't conda find this package #90
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Hello @kathatherine, there are several more answers for this FAQ which can be added -
Shall I add them in answer as well? |
@mhmohona Those sound like great additions. Thank you! |
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Just one general question, but this is a great checklist of things to try! Thank you very much. @travishathaway, @kenodegard, @beeankha, if any of y'all have the time to give this a lookover and a 👍, I'm good with it.
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* Check a different channel: Sometimes a package may be available in a different channel than the one you are using. You can try searching for the package in different channels using the conda search command. For example, `conda search -c conda-forge my_package`. | ||
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* Update conda: It's possible that the version of conda you are using is outdated and can't find the package. You can try updating conda using the command `conda update conda`. |
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General question (perhaps for @travishathaway or @kenodegard): A lot of people do conda update conda
in (base). Is that advised? If not, should probably add an advisement against that. Just checking.
Added answer for FAQ - Add Why can't conda find this package that I know exists? fixes #51