usage: conda-pack [--name ENV] [--prefix PATH] [--output PATH] [--arcroot PATH] [--dest-prefix PATH] [--parcel-root PARCEL_ROOT] [--parcel-name PARCEL_NAME] [--parcel-version PARCEL_VERSION] [--parcel-distro PARCEL_DISTRO] [--format {infer,zip,tar.gz,tgz,tar.bz2,tar.zst,tzst,tbz2,tar.xz,txz,tar,parcel,squashfs,no-archive}] [--compress-level LEVEL] [--n-threads N] [--zip-symlinks] [--no-zip-64] [--ignore-editable-packages] [--ignore-missing-files] [--exclude PATTERN] [--include PATTERN] [--force] [--quiet] [--help] [--version] Package an existing conda environment into an archive file. options: --name ENV, -n ENV The name of the environment to pack. If neither --name nor --prefix are supplied, the current activated environment is packed. --prefix PATH, -p PATH The path to the environment to pack. Only one of --name/--prefix should be supplied. --output PATH, -o PATH The path of the output file. Defaults to the environment name with a ``.tar.gz`` suffix (e.g. ``my_env.tar.gz``). --arcroot PATH The relative path in the archive to the conda environment. Defaults to ''. --dest-prefix PATH, -d PATH If present, prefixes will be rewritten to this path before packaging. In this case the `conda-unpack` script will not be generated. This option should not be used with parcels, which instead generate their destination prefix from the --parcel-root, --parcel-name, and --parcel-version options. --parcel-root PARCEL_ROOT (Parcels only) The location where all parcels are unpacked on the target Hadoop cluster (default: '/opt/cloudera/parcels'). --parcel-name PARCEL_NAME (Parcels only) The name of the parcel, without a version suffix. The default value is the local environment name. The parcel name may not have any hyphens. --parcel-version PARCEL_VERSION (Parcels only) The version number for the parcel. The default value is the current date, using the format YYYY.MM.DD. --parcel-distro PARCEL_DISTRO (Parcels only) The distribution type for the parcel. The default value is 'el7'. This value cannot have any hyphens. --format {infer,zip,tar.gz,tgz,tar.bz2,tar.zst,tzst,tbz2,tar.xz,txz,tar,parcel,squashfs,no-archive} The archival format to use. By default this is inferred by the output file extension. --compress-level LEVEL The compression level to use, from 0 to 9. If ZSTD is used, compression is supported up to 19. Higher numbers decrease output file size at the expense of compression time. Default is 4. --n-threads N, -j N The number of threads to use. Set to -1 to use the number of cpus on this machine. If a file format doesn't support threaded packaging, this option will be ignored. Default is 1. --zip-symlinks Symbolic links aren't supported by the Zip standard, but are supported by *many* common Zip implementations. If set, store symbolic links in the archive, instead of the file referred to by the link. This can avoid storing multiple copies of the same files. *Note that the resulting archive may silently fail on decompression if the ``unzip`` implementation doesn't support symlinks*. Ignored if format isn't ``zip``. --no-zip-64 Disable ZIP64 extensions. --ignore-editable-packages Skips checks for editable packages. --ignore-missing-files Skip checks for missing package files. --exclude PATTERN Exclude files matching this pattern --include PATTERN Re-add excluded files matching this pattern --force, -f Overwrite any existing archive at the output path, or create the output directory structure if it's missing. --quiet, -q Do not report progress --help, -h Show this help message then exit --version Show version then exit