Problem with the command line

[Tiago Ramos]

Hey guys, my OS is macOS Sierra (v. 10.12.3)

Today I was trying to activate an environment that I created:

source activate kplatform

But it doesn't recognize the source command, so I tried to create the environment again by doing

conda create --name platform --file spec-file.txt

and it doesn't recognize the conda command also

This problem started since I installed these group of packages (YADR) http://skwp.github.io/dotfiles/ (somebody understands what is happening?)

How can I get Anaconda command line working again? thank you

[Eric Ma]

It looks like the dotfiles overwrote your PATH variables? What happens if you type:

$ which conda

$ which python

?

I get the following

[me] at dhcp-18-189-4-150 in ~

$ which conda

/Users/[me]/anaconda/bin/conda

[me] at dhcp-18-189-4-150 in ~

$ which python

/Users/[me]/anaconda/bin/python

If it turns up empty, then the PATH variable is probably being overwritten by the YADR dotfiles.

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[Komail Kanjee]

Is the Conda installation in your PATH?

Can you do an echo on the PATH variable to see if it's there?

Thanks,

Komail

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