I´m working on Ubuntu. I´ve created a pipeline that needs to have a conda environment with some Python packages and Perl5 with some packages.
I got the python packages and Perl5 via conda and installed the Perl packages with perl-app-cpanminus a conda package.
Now I did like to distribute my pipeline to other people and want to give them as less preparation time as possible to run it, therefore I want to save and export the environment file as YAML. I know how to do this with conda packages but I was wondering if I could in any way include the Perl packages too? Like you do with pip for example:
channels:
- bioconda
- conda-forge
- anaconda
dependencies:
- pandas
- pip:
- pip_package1
- pip_package2
CodePudding user response:
If it's a Conda package, then it would be another dependency.
channels:
- bioconda
- conda-forge
- anaconda
dependencies:
- python=3.10 # always specify a Python version (through minor)
## Conda Python pacakges
- pandas
## PyPI Python packages
## note: only use if not available through Conda
#- pip:
# - pip_package1
# - pip_package2
## Perl packages
- perl-app-cpanminus
Otherwise, Pip is a special case - Conda does not have any direct support for side-loading via other package managers. This is discussed a bit in this answer.