This is especially frustrating to read because one of the main selling points of Conda is reproducibility. In data science teams, I've found it indispensable for making sure people can all run each others' project code.
So for anyone reading this in the future: don't try to use Pyenv to install Conda. Pyenv tries to set up shims for every binary in the Conda env, which will likely break your PATH.
Pyenv supports installing Conda because Anaconda used to be "just" a Python distribution.
They can otherwise coexist without trouble on the same system.
So for anyone reading this in the future: don't try to use Pyenv to install Conda. Pyenv tries to set up shims for every binary in the Conda env, which will likely break your PATH.
Pyenv supports installing Conda because Anaconda used to be "just" a Python distribution.
They can otherwise coexist without trouble on the same system.