(I don’t often post about new versions of packages, but I thought this was was pretty cool, so…) I’ve just released v0.2.6 of CondaPkg.jl , the Pkg-like package for adding Conda dependencies to your Julia project. Pkg REPL The main cool new feature is that it now integrates into the Pkg REPL, so yo…

[image] cjdoris: I also wrote PythonCall which is essentially a ground-up rewrite of PyCall. By default it uses Python from CondaPkg, which basically means that CondaPkg is the package manager for PythonCall. This is nice, I wasn’t aware of PythonCall and CondaPkg makes more sense to me now.…

Yea, I used to be a somewhat heavy user of PyCall.jl, but since discovering PythonCall.jl + CondaPkg.jl + MicroMamba.jl , I haven’t looked back. The fact that this fresh take on python interop uses project specific envs AND scratch spaces AND artifacts AND versatile show methods AND … is just insane. I …

[image] icweaver: is just insane. I mean c’mon: Awww shucks :blush:

PythonCall.jl is Amazing. Just there are fewer users of PythonCall.jl.

Thank you for that amazing package! Today I was a bit surprised about the following: I have a package A depending on CondaPkg, and a package B that depends on package A. What I observed now is that there is also a .CondaPkg environment added to package B. Is this intended or am I doing something w…

Assuming you activated package B this is expected - CondaPkg puts its environment into the topmost project in your load path which depends on CondaPkg.

Is there a way to add a pip package that is not in any channel, but only in a git repository? I am trying to reproduce something like pip install git+https://<path to github repo>. This works if the repo has a pyproject.toml file.

Sure, you do pkg> conda pip_add '<package_name> @ git+https://.....' or equivalently julia> CondaPkg.add_pip("<package_name>", version="@ git+https://.....")

[image] cjdoris: CondaPkg.add_pip("<package_name>", version="@ git+https://.....") Thanks for your quick reply! Will this work if the url has an @ in it? The error that I am seeing is multiple direct references ('@ ...') given for pip package 'hello-python'

[ANN] CondaPkg.jl v0.2.6 - now with REPL integration! - #13 by stevengj - Package Announcements

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Package management via conda?

New to Julia

package , package-manager , pythoncall , conda

41

12893

May 17, 2023

Bad interaction between IJulia and PythonCall (CondaPkg)?

General Usage

question

2

153

September 4, 2025

Julia recognizing installations as code

New to Julia

question , package

8

530

July 8, 2023

PyCall installation problem?

New to Julia

10

2864

October 29, 2020

[PyCall] Pre-installing a python package required by a Julia package

General Usage

question , package , pycall

17

9816

March 23, 2021

[ANN] CondaPkg.jl v0.2.6 - now with REPL integration!

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