jnc import

Imports a file into an environment in an existing workspace. Supports conda environment.yml files and pip requirements.txt files. The imported dependencies, channels, and platforms are added to the workspace manifest. If --format is not specified, each supported format is tried in order until one succeeds.

Usage

jnc import [OPTIONS] <FILE>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<FILE>`	Path to the file to import (e.g., `environment.yml` or `requirements.txt`).

Options

Option	Short	Description
`--environment <ENV>`	`-e`	Name of the environment to import into. If the environment does not exist, it is created. Defaults to the name from the input file (conda-env format).
`--feature <FEATURE>`	`-f`	Name of the feature to create for the imported dependencies. Defaults to the environment name.
`--format <FORMAT>`		Explicitly set the input file format: `conda-env` or `pypi-txt`. If not given, formats are tried automatically.
`--platform <PLATFORM>`	`-p`	Platforms to add for the imported environment. Can be specified multiple times.

Global Options

Option	Short	Description
`--manifest-path <PATH>`	`-m`	Path to `jnc.toml` or the workspace directory.

Examples

Import a conda environment file:

jnc import environment.yml

Import into a named environment:

jnc import --environment ml environment.yml

Import a pip requirements file:

jnc import --format pypi-txt --environment web requirements.txt

Import with specific platforms:

jnc import --platform linux-aarch64 environment.yml

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