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Feature Request: generate the conda environment yaml based on uv.lock #6989
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It's probably possible. Can you share more about your use-case? |
I have a remote server environment where I am required to use Anaconda for training the model. I want to manage and align the Anaconda environment with our build environment, and I think uv is a perfect tool for this. I'm curious about the long-term plan for uv in terms of supporting Anaconda. Exporting the Anaconda environment file would be sufficient for our needs. If you think this design aligns with your long-term plan, I am happy to help with its implementation. |
I think it's okay to support if it works, but I'm not sure how well it will translate since Conda has, for example, different names for some packages. We can't actually perform a resolution with Conda. |
Based on this issue: #6007 we have already support export the requirement.txt file based on uv.lock. is it possible to support export the conda environment yaml file as well?
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