To remove a Conda environment, you can use the `conda env remove` command. Here’s how you can do it:
1. List all environments (optional, to confirm the name of the environment you want to remove):
conda env list
2. Remove the environment:
-> Replace `myenv` with the name of the environment you want to remove.
conda env remove --name myenv
-> Alternatively, you can use the `-n` flag instead of `–name`:
conda env remove -n myenv
3. Verify the environment has been removed:
After running the removal command, you can list the environments again to ensure the environment has been successfully removed:
conda env list
Example
If you have an environment named `myenv`, you would remove it like this:
conda env remove --name myenv
Notes
Make sure you deactivate the environment before removing it. If the environment is currently active, deactivate it first using:
conda deactivate
This command will permanently delete the environment and all the packages installed in it. Make sure you no longer need the environment before proceeding.