Jonathan J. Helmus

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I agree with @gamaanderson, this option does not belong in Py-ART. The same functionality could be accomplished in Py-ART either using the context manager example you gave on a per...

@gamaanderson Can you be more specific in what you mean by "loading". Are you looking at the time it takes to `import pyart` or to generate a figure. The former...

I believe this should be addressed with the 4.2.3 build 3 zeromq packages. @chrisjbillington can you run your benchmarks using these packages?

An example of the new subcommand: ``` ❯ conda create --prefix ./example python=3.10 numpy ... ❯ conda-lock from-env --prefix ./sample - Install lock using: conda-lock install --name YOURENV conda-lock.yml ❯...

A small reproducer of this issue uses this Dockerfile: ``` Dockerfile FROM --platform=linux/amd64 continuumio/miniconda3:24.1.2-0 RUN echo "dependencies:\n- python=3.9" > env.yml RUN conda env update -n base -f env.yml ``` Attempting...

I was able to bisect this to 33a75a98f04cf9b09b4fa32d28855c9b2bbaecbd which was added in #13168. Prior to this commit the Python version in the base environment could be changed using `conda env...

Tested that `jupyter notebook` and `jupyter lab` will open a Powershell is bash is not installed. terminado works fine without bash, the only concern is tests.

Following the virtual package path the value [comes from](https://github.com/conda/conda/blob/be5adf514550260952f20a807748f7f3ae297f10/conda/base/context.py#L1157) `platform.mac_ver()[0]`. In turn this is determined by [reading the version from a plist file](https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/3.9/Lib/platform.py#L411-L430) in `platform._mac_ver_xml`. One option would be to...

Another option would be to subprocess out to python with the environment variable set: ``` python def non_compat_mac_ver() -> Optional[str]: result = subprocess.run( [ sys.executable, "-c", "import platform; print(platform.mac_ver()[0])" ],...

To install OpenCV in conda you need to install the `opencv` package. In Python the import is `import cv2`. Can you provide more details on your environment and how you...