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Probably you might not have added conda to path during installation. Check this stack overflow post to add to path.
If that does not work, your best bet could be to reinstall, if you have specific environments setup you can backup them as yml files.
If that does not work, your best bet could be to reinstall, if you have specific environments setup you can backup them as yml files.
I think there is some issue with purging the previous files of old installation or the permissions to add path variable in the windows. The best could be to remove the installation folders and all temp files (Use Windows Explorer to delete the envs and pkgs folders prior to running the uninstall in the root of your installation).
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Hey @sulabh
Did you try this documentation https://docs.rapidminer.com/latest/studio/installation/python-scripting-extension.html?
If you are using anaconda Rapidminer can easily locate all your environments given you have added conda to the path.
Did you try this documentation https://docs.rapidminer.com/latest/studio/installation/python-scripting-extension.html?
If you are using anaconda Rapidminer can easily locate all your environments given you have added conda to the path.
Probably you might not have added conda to path during installation. Check this stack overflow post to add to path.
If that does not work, your best bet could be to reinstall, if you have specific environments setup you can backup them as yml files.
If that does not work, your best bet could be to reinstall, if you have specific environments setup you can backup them as yml files.
Did you try this documentation https://docs.rapidminer.com/latest/studio/installation/python-scripting-extension.html?
If you are using anaconda Rapidminer can easily locate all your environments given you have added conda to the path.