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I ran the command conda install anaconda=2020.11 but got a lot of package conflicts.

Package gettext conflicts for:
cairo -> libglib[version='>=2.66.4,<3.0a0'] -> gettext[version='>=0.19.8.1,<1.0a0']
libgdal -> poppler[version='>=0.89.0,<0.90.0a0'] -> gettext[version='>=0.19.8.1,<1.0a0']
libglib -> gettext[version='>=0.19.8.1,<1.0a0']

Package get_terminal_size conflicts for:
_anaconda_depends -> get_terminal_size
anaconda=2020.11 -> get_terminal_size==1.0.0=h38e98db_0

Package pyjwt conflicts for:
oauthlib -> pyjwt[version='>=1.0.0']
requests-oauthlib -> oauthlib[version='>=3.0.0'] -> pyjwt[version='>=1.0.0']

Package chart-studio conflicts for:
cufflinks-py -> python-cufflinks==0.17.3=py_0 -> chart-studio[version='>=1.0.0']
python-cufflinks -> chart-studio[version='>=1.0.0']

Package glob2 conflicts for:
_anaconda_depends -> conda-build -> glob2[version='>=0.6']
anaconda=2020.11 -> glob2==0.7=py_0
conda-build -> glob2[version='>=0.6']
_anaconda_depends -> glob2

Package pytest-runner conflicts for:
phik -> pytest-pylint[version='>=0.13.0'] -> pytest-runner
scrapy -> parsel[version='>=1.5'] -> pytest-runner
parsel -> pytest-runner

Package glib-tools conflicts for:
poppler -> glib -> glib-tools==2.66.4[build='hf2a7229_2|he2d232f_2|h885f38d_2']
cairo -> glib[version='>=2.58.3,<3.0a0'] -> glib-tools==2.66.4[build='hf2a7229_2|he2d232f_2|h885f38d_2']

Package libffi conflicts for:
cairo -> libglib[version='>=2.66.4,<3.0a0'] -> libffi[version='>=3.2.1,<3.3.0a0|>=3.3,<3.4.0a0']
gettext -> libffi[version='>=3.2.1,<3.3.0a0|>=3.3,<3.4.0a0']
libglib -> libffi[version='>=3.2.1,<3.3.0a0|>=3.3,<3.4.0a0']

Package sortedcollections conflicts for:
anaconda=2020.11 -> sortedcollections==1.2.1=py_0
_anaconda_depends -> sortedcollections

Package dnspython conflicts for:
faker -> email_validator==1.0.2 -> dnspython[version='>=1.15.0']
email-validator -> dnspython[version='>=1.15.0']

Package apscheduler conflicts for:
python-telegram-bot -> apscheduler=3.6.3
telegram-send -> python-telegram-bot[version='>=12.1.1'] -> apscheduler=3.6.3

Does it mean I have to install anaconda v2020.11 using the installation file since the package conflicts cannot be resolved without risking my current set-up?

I am currently using anavonda 2020.07

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  1. When you run only conda install anaconda=2020.11 it will only try to install the anaconda but an anaconda is dependent on the other packages as well that are required to install/update.
    If you just want to upgrade the anaconda then run the command conda update anaconda. This command will resolve all of the conflicting packages.

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  2. Though i agree with @Ankush Chavan but I will recommend using anaconda installer from its official site as the installer will automatically set everything up. There will be no conflicts.

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  3. one of the main reasons for package conflicting is anaconda has changed the package storing mechanism recently.
    you can see that by going to the anaconda install folder, the .conda folder contains all the environments you have built, except the base environment. But in the new release, all the environments store inside the ananconda3/envs folder, and .conda use to connect external environments.
    It is good to reinstall the anaconda again.
    because environments in the .conda folder does not get affected by installing anaconda.

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