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installing a package using menuinst package for windows can become complicated #923
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another example to trigger the windows admin window
there also conda triggers it. This is probably not only a "mamba/conda" problem. |
@ReimarBauer do you have a system-wide conda installation? I am working on adding menuinst support to micromamba right now. For a User-level shortcut, one usually does not need admin privileges, I believe. |
Some users reported that behaviour and I found it also in my testsetup. But I've not configured the windows OS. I've no idea if it happens on any windows system per default. Ignoring this window does not block the installation. |
Just out of curiosity. Is there a way to skip
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Thanks Morten for letting me know of this feature. I didn't know about it, actually. We should take it into account in #975 |
Almost every flag has an environment variable counterpart. For shortcuts, it should be |
I have Anaconda (installed in C:/) and I need to run mamba as ADMIN otherwise won't install packages. Any clue on what can be happening here... When running I get some odd messages as well: warning libmamba Could not parse state file: Could not load cache state: [json.exception.type_error.302] type must be string, but is null Any help is appreciated. |
Hi when you want to use anaconda or miniconda and mamba use the libmambasolver, see https://www.anaconda.com/blog/a-faster-conda-for-a-growing-community When you are based on conda-forge we strongly recommend to start from |
Our windows users reported
This is only a warning. It gets more complicated when you want to install by mamba a local build of the MSS package.
In environments usually noone needs an Admin account
Our workaround if that happens is to use the "conda" command.
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