December 2017
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Let's now suppose that we have a legacy package that depends on an earlier version of NumPy. For example, let's assume we need version 1.7 of NumPy. We can check what versions of NumPy are available in the Anaconda repository with the following command:
conda search numpy
Running this command will produce a long list, in which we find the following information:
... 1.7.1 py33_0 defaults...1.7.1 py33_2 defaults...
conda shows several available packages of NumPy, some of them compatible with Python 3. Let's now create an environment that has the older version of NumPy installed. Start by creating the new environment with the following command:
conda create --name numpy17 python=3 numpy=1.7
Notice that we specify the required ...
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