**Silent/Logged **A quick and easy way to silence everything or to log it to a file during an automated install is to wrap the script into a bash function, or save it to its own file, and call the file. t run package tests after installation (may install conda-build)Īt the end oft theday we have even more options s skip running pre/post-link/install scripts p PREFIX install prefix, defaults to /root/miniconda3, must not contain spaces. f no error if install prefix already exists It is expected the license terms are agreed upon b run install in batch mode (without manual intervention), Installs Miniconda - the version - see 3 4.6.14 Here i have a litte cheat sheet that helps us with the usage: u updates any existing installation in the directory of install if there is one. Most notably we used -b to be able to run unattended, which means that all of the agreements are automatically accepted without user prompt. Now we can do even more: the miniconda.sh has got some cool basic options. If we are here we can go ahead: note: we just have done one important thing. mkdir -p ~/miniconda3īash ~/miniconda3/miniconda.sh -b -u -p ~/miniconda3
That said: If we follow ths path then we at the enrestart your shell and conda will be ready to go. –a conda initialize to our bash or the so called zsh shell. Then - at this point we can do the adding and intializing of Conda:
We need a snippet that helps to create a directory to install miniconda into it,Īfter we have set up this - then we can start to download the latest python 3 based install script for Linux 64 bit,ĭone so we an go ahead and try to execute or run the install script which helps us :- subsequently we can at the end delete the install script, I want to install Miniconda - and afterwards i want to add VSCode well i guess it is a bit more tricky:
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