Zsh Conda Pip installs command not found

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So I installed Anaconda and everything is working  After I installed it I decided to switch to oh-my-zsh  I am now getting   zsh  command not found  conda   when trying to use pip or conda installs  echo  ZSH VERSION      5 0 5   I have added to my zshenv sh   export PATH    Users Dz anaconda bin  PATH    What is it that I m missing

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If this problem occurs on a mac  then type the following commands  source  lt path to conda gt  bin activate conda init zsh  This will modify your zshrc accordingly  or create it if it does not exist   This solution comes from the official anaconda doc

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As of today Nov 4  2018 all the following methods works  install the zsh with    sh -c    curl -fsSL https   raw githubusercontent com robbyrussell oh-my-zsh master tools install sh     Not recommending brew installation for zsh   brew install zsh zsh-completions    P S  Tried with with brew and brew install under the root and is not an wise idea to do so due the security and all time anything related will need to be started under sudo so better is to stick with curl or wget   to make work conda in OS X with oh-my-zsh installed is to add path as following and will work      Find the python paths so can see if you installed Anaconda2 or Anaconda3  where python or which python will result in similar output      usr bin python  Users  username  anaconda3 bin python  usr bin python   Finding your Anaconda Python interpreter path     vi    zshrc or gedit    zshrc      For Anaconda    at field   User configuration add       PATH   HOME anaconda bin  PATH       For Anaconda2 at field   User configuration add       PATH   HOME anaconda bin  PATH       For Anaconda3 at field   User configuration add       PATH   HOME anaconda3 bin  PATH       or replace  username  with your username       PATH   Users  username  anaconda3 bin  PATH        According to documentation Installing on macOS we add add in      zshrc instead of  bashrc or  bash profile         Add export PATH    lt path to anaconda gt  bin  PATH  in    zshrc   Or set the PATH variable  export PATH    lt path to anaconda gt  bin  PATH          Replace     lt path to anaconda gt     with the actual path to your Anaconda   installation       This methods are working on ubuntu Centos7 MacOS as well  just   close reset the terminal once you are completing the changes  than   just type conda to test         Per  truongnm comment just source after adding the path   I pasted the   path from my bash profile  and don t forget to source    zshrc

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this solved it for me  and is sure to work add this to    zshrc  export PATH path to anaconda bin  PATH   the answer

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I had this problem on my Catalina OSX after I installed my Anaconda distribution as well   This solution worked for me on macOS Catalina as of October 19  2019  Step 1  Check if  bash profile is available on your home folder  if not    Go to Terminal Type  cd     to go to your home folder  if you are not on your home folder  Type  touch  bash profile  to create your new file under the your home folder   Step 2  Check if file  zshrc is available on your home folder  if not    Go to terminal and type nano    zshrc Type in the following line into the newly created  zshrc file  source    bash profile Now to save the file in  nano  just hit  ctrl X   It will prompt  Save modified buffer  ANSWERING  No  WILL DESTROY CHANGES     Just type in Y   Step 3  Check if  bash profile and  zshrc files are created on your home folder  If yes  in terminal type in source    zshrc

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I found an easy way  you can try to test it   Just follow below steps as I show   First  in terminal  enter  vim    zshrc   add   source    bash profile   into  zshrc file  and then in terminal  enter  source    zshrc   Congratulation for you

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I just ran into the same problem  As implicitly stated inside the  zshrc-file  in your user-root-folder   you need to migrate the pathes you ve already inserted in your  bash profile  bashrc or so to resolve this   Copying all additional pathes from  bash profile to  zshrc fixed it for me  cause zsh now knows where to look    add path to Anaconda-bin export PATH   Users YOURUSERNAME   anaconda3 bin  PATH     N B  for miniconda use export PATH   Users YOURUSERNAME    miniconda3 bin  PATH    Depending on where you installed anaconda this path might be different

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Answer for macOS 11  Big Sur  in 2021 After installing Anaconda  run  source  opt anaconda3 bin activate conda init zsh  then close and reopen the Terminal window  The shell prompt should have a  base  prefix   NOTE  I found many articles online saying to update the PATH variable  but Anaconda actually recommends against doing so and running the two commands above instead  which they state in their documentation   Source

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For Linux  Open  bashrc Copy the code for conda initialize and paste it to  zshrc file Finally run source  zshrc

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None of these solutions worked for me  I had to append bash environment to the zsh   echo  source    bash profile   gt  gt     zshrc

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Find the right version of your anaconda Put it to    zshrc via command vim    zshrc   Anaconda 2 export PATH   User  lt your-username gt  anaconda2 bin  PATH  Anaconda 3 export PATH   User  lt your-username gt  anaconda3 bin  PATH  Or if you install Anaconda in root directory  Anaconda 2 export PATH   anaconda2 bin  PATH  Anaconda 3 export PATH   anaconda3 bin  PATH   Restart the zsh source    zshrc

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Open your    bashrc Find the following code  maybe something similar  that launches your conda           gt  gt  gt  conda init  gt  gt  gt           Contents within this block are managed by  conda init           conda setup  quot   CONDA REPORT ERRORS false   anaconda3 bin conda  shell bash hook 2 gt   dev null  quot  if      -eq 0    then          eval  quot    conda setup quot  else         if   -f  quot  anaconda3 etc profile d conda sh quot     then                quot  anaconda3 etc profile d conda sh quot              CONDA CHANGEPS1 false conda activate base         else              export PATH  quot  anaconda3 bin  PATH quot          fi fi unset   conda setup        lt  lt  lt  conda init  lt  lt  lt     source    zshrc Things should work

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You should do the following   1   home  USER anaconda bin conda init zsh  or  home  USER miniconda3 bin conda init zsh if you use miniconda   2  source    zshrc  or just reopen terminal     Why this answer is better than others     You shouldn t reinvent the wheel  there is already command in conda to activate  all you need to do is to call conda with full path Maybe    bash profile doesn t exist  my case  only    bashrc  You can have bash-specific config inside    bash profile You don t need manually paste and export any pathes

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MAC OS Users   brew install anaconda Add export PATH  quot  usr local anaconda3 bin  PATH quot  to top of    zshrc source    zshrc OR restart terminal  Test it  Bingo Bango

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So I discovered that in your    zshrc file  there was a commented line      If you come from bash you might have to change your  PATH    export PATH  HOME bin  usr local bin  PATH   Just uncomment the export statement and all your previous bash profile commands will also be there  If that comment does not exist  you can also just add that export statement to  zshrc file

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run the following script provided by conda in your terminal  source  opt conda etc profile d conda sh - you may need to adjust the path to your conda installtion folder  after that your zsh will recognize conda and you can run conda init this will modify your  zshrc file automatically for you  It will add something like that at the end of it     gt  gt  gt  conda initialize  gt  gt  gt       Contents within this block are managed by  conda init       conda setup  quot     opt conda bin conda   shell zsh   hook  2 gt   dev null  quot  if      -eq 0    then     eval  quot    conda setup quot  else     if   -f  quot  opt conda etc profile d conda sh quot     then            quot  opt conda etc profile d conda sh quot      else         export PATH  quot  opt conda bin  PATH quot      fi fi unset   conda setup    lt  lt  lt  conda initialize  lt  lt  lt    source  https   docs conda io projects conda en latest user-guide install rpm-debian html

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I simply added the anaconda3 path to  PATH in  zshrc which did the trick for  My environment   Catalina   clean Anaconda install   iTerm   zsh   oh-my-zsh First locate your conda installation   gt  find    -name  conda  -print   on my system    opt anaconda3 bin conda  Then add that path to PATH in the  zshrc file export PATH  quot opt anaconda3 bin quot   PATH

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You need to fix the spacing and quotes   export PATH    Users Dz anaconda bin  PATH    Instead use  export PATH   Users Dz anaconda bin   PATH

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FYI for anyone having this same issue keep in mind that you need to make sure that you have the right version of anaconda in that export path   anaconda2 or anaconda3    Spent way too long on that minor issue

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If you are on macOS Catalina  the new default shell is zsh  You will need to run source  bin activate followed by conda init zsh  For example  I installed anaconda python 3 7 Version  type echo  USER to find username  source  Users my username opt anaconda3 bin activate   Follow by   conda init zsh   or  for bash shell   conda init   Check working    conda list   The error will be fixed

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If anaconda is fully updated  a simple  conda init zsh  should work  Navigate into the anaconda3 folder using      cd  path to anaconda3    of course replacing   path to anaconda   with    anaconda3  or   anaconda3  or wherever the  anaconda3  folder is kept   To make sure it s updated  run       bin conda update --prefix   anaconda   After this  running        bin conda init zsh    or whatever shell you re using  will finish the job cleanly

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It appears that my PATH is broken in my  zshrc file   Open it and add    export PATH   PATH  Users Dz anaconda bin  usr local bin  usr bin  bin  usr sbin  sbin  opt X11 bin  Users Dz  rvm bin    Doh  Well that would explain everything  How did I miss that little semicolon  Changed   export PATH   PATH  Users Dz anaconda bin  usr local bin  usr bin  bin  usr sbin  sbin  opt X11 bin  Users Dz  rvm bin   source    zshrc echo  HOME echo  PATH   We re good now

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Simply copy your Anaconda bin directory and paste it at the bottom of    zshrc   For me the path is  home theorangeguy miniconda3 bin  so I ran   echo     home theorangeguy miniconda3 bin   gt  gt     zshrc   This edited the    zshrc  Now do    source    zshrc   It worked like a charm

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This is all I had to add to add get anaconda working for zsh    echo     anaconda3 etc profile d conda sh   gt  gt     zshrc source    zshrc

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The anaconda installer automatically writes the correct PATH into the    bash profile file  Copy the line to your    zshrc file  source it with source    zshrc and you re good to go

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