Hello,
I was really excited to come across basilisk recently, as it addresses many of the things I've been trying to find hacks around for the last several years.
In the process, I've made a sort of meta-package called echoconda that handles building and using conda envs via different methods:
- reticulate
- basilisk
- command line wrapper
When i use basilisk for conda environment creation from yaml files via the function yaml_to_env(method="basilisk"), everything works fine when i run this locally. However, it keeps failing on my GitHub Actions workflow during the devtools::check step. You can see a recent example here.
The core error message relates to conda not installing, which i also use basilisk for via install_conda(method="basilisk"). I include a check within the first step of yaml_to_env that tries to ensure that conda is installed (if it isn't already).
Do you have any tips for using basilisk via GHA? (both for installing conda and for building conda envs).
Many thanks,
Brian
Hello,
I was really excited to come across
basiliskrecently, as it addresses many of the things I've been trying to find hacks around for the last several years.In the process, I've made a sort of meta-package called
echocondathat handles building and using conda envs via different methods:When i use
basiliskfor conda environment creation from yaml files via the functionyaml_to_env(method="basilisk"), everything works fine when i run this locally. However, it keeps failing on my GitHub Actions workflow during thedevtools::checkstep. You can see a recent example here.The core error message relates to conda not installing, which i also use
basiliskfor viainstall_conda(method="basilisk"). I include a check within the first step ofyaml_to_envthat tries to ensure that conda is installed (if it isn't already).Do you have any tips for using
basiliskvia GHA? (both for installing conda and for building conda envs).Many thanks,
Brian