There is a conflict, cause both pyenv and conda try to expose a global Python environment by default.
I've been using these tools together and best solution found by me is to
- Alway initialize
pyenv, use the Python set by pyenv global as the default Python
- Only expose command
conda but do NOT activate any environment from it
Detail
Since pyenv has been installed on your machine, you only need to install Anaconda.
brew cask install anaconda
Init conda without exposing the "base" environment from conda.
# init conda, the following command write scripts into your shell init file automatically
conda init
# disable init of env "base"
conda config --set auto_activate_base false
Done.
Note: After this setup, the default Python is the one set by pyenv global. Use pyenv and conda to manage environments separately.
Examples of managing virtual environments.
# virtual environments from pyenv
pyenv install 3.6.9
pyenv virtualenv 3.6.9 new-env
pyenv activate new-env
pyenv deactive
# You can also use `pyenv local`
# virtual environments from conda
conda create -n new-env python=3.6
conda env list
conda activate new-env
conda deactivate
Default env location for pyenv is ~/.pyenv/versions.
Default env location for conda, check output from conda info.
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