Add autoactivate functionality on Conda by cding into a directory. (Only Unix-based OS)
Add the sh's code inside your shell profile. You can find the shell profile by opening a terminal, cd ~ or cd $HOME, ls -a and search for a file called .bashrc || .zprofile || .zshrc (for sure there are other names for this file, search your profile file name on Google based on your OS). After you've found the file, just copy and paste the script at the end of it.
This script will run every time you launch the cd command and it will search for a .conda_config file in the directory your cding into.
The .conda_config file has to contain the name of the env you want to activate, and only that.
When you'll cd out of the directory the env will automatically deactivate. The env will be activated even if you start your shell directly inside a folder with a .conda_config file.
This will only have an effect if conda is active (user has previously run conda init). Thus it may be added to the system-wide functions in /etc/bashrc || /etc/zshrc and it will add functionality for all users, but only users who've initialized conda.
As the script is really short I'll add it there also, so you can copy and paste.
function _z_do_conda_activate() {
if [ "$CONDACONFIGDIR" ]; then
if [[ $PWD != *"$CONDACONFIGDIR"* ]]; then
export CONDACONFIGDIR=""
conda deactivate
fi
fi
if [ -f "$PWD/.conda_config" ]; then
export CONDACONFIGDIR=$PWD
conda activate "$(cat .conda_config)"
fi
}
if [[ -n "$CONDA_SHLVL" ]]; then
export CONDACONFIGDIR=""
cd() { builtin cd "$@" && _z_do_conda_activate
}
_z_do_conda_activate
fiEvery suggestion/update will be accepted!
Cheers!