An extension for telescope.nvim that allows the user to switch Anaconda Environments inside Neovim!

add to require statement in use telescope

use {'nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim',
	requires = {
		'nvim-lua/plenary.nvim',
		'IllustratedMan-code/telescope-conda.nvim'
		}}

Set the path to the directory the Anaconda python distribution is located in. Default is $HOME. So if you installed Anaconda the normal way, this should not have to to be changed.

require('telescope').setup {
	extensions = {
		conda = {home = "/path/to/directory/"}
			}
}

By default, setting conda environments will work with the :! bang commands and non-interactive terminals.

If you want conda evironments to be set for interactive terminals, such as when running :terminal, or using a repl package like kassio/neoterm, you will need to disable automatic activation of conda environments using this command.

conda config --set auto_activate_base false

This is due to the fact that :terminal will run the bashrc config, which alters the $PATH variable when enabling conda, which messes with the altercations that this package does to the neovim path.

The picker

require'telescope'.extensions.conda.conda{}