From lock file

To create an environment from a lock file generated by EZconda, you can use the --file option with create command.

Tip

You can learn more about lock file in the overview section and reproducible environments.

By default, EZconda will use the environment name specified in the lock file.

$ ezconda create --file sciml-darwin-x86_64.lock

// Creates a new environment named `sciml` from `sciml-darwin-x86_64.lock`

However, you can also provide a name for the new environment using the -n or --name option.

$ ezconda create --name mlproj --file sciml-darwin-x86_64.lock

// Creates a new environment named `mlproj` using `sciml-darwin-x86_64.lock`

Tip

Lock file are platform specific. Read more here