[FIXED] Jupyter Notebook print env yml as cell output without saving to file

Issue

How can I print my environment yaml to an output cell in a Jupyter notebook without creating the actual file?

Desired output:

Solution

If you don't have an environment file you can call the conda command in the jupyter notebook and run it using the shell with:

! conda env export --from-history

The --from-history option will ensure your output is just the packages you've installed via conda. The full specification can be retrieved with:

! conda env export

Answered By - Sparrow0hawk