On Fri, Mar 17, 2017 at 5:24 AM, Francois Bissey
wrote:
> Sounds like what “module”/lmod are supposed to do automatically
> for you. Sourcing sage-env effectively give you a sage shell
> as you would if you run “sage -sh”. Again there is not really
> a deactivation. It starts a new shell and once
Sounds like what “module”/lmod are supposed to do automatically
for you. Sourcing sage-env effectively give you a sage shell
as you would if you run “sage -sh”. Again there is not really
a deactivation. It starts a new shell and once you type exit
you are out.
But you could try to work out someth
Hi,
Conda packages can have a activate.sh and deactivate.sh bash files that are
run when an environment containing that package is activated or deactivated.
I was thinking about doing "source bin/sage-env" to activate the sage
environment. Problem is that there is no deactivate script that restor
