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Ubuntu – Conda environments duplicated with lower case drive letters

All of a sudden I have duplicated environments, all with lower case letters. In VS Code only the lowercase letters show up now and are not working (starting kernel forever…)n

I am working with an Anaconda installation on Windows and a Miniconda in WSL2 Ubuntu. No problems in WSL2

# conda environments:
#
base                  *  F:Anaconda
pto                      F:Anacondaenvspto
py10                     F:Anacondaenvspy10
rel                      F:Anacondaenvsrel
selenium                 F:Anacondaenvsselenium
tfgpu                    F:Anacondaenvstfgpu
torch                    F:Anacondaenvstorch
pto                      f:Anacondaenvspto
py10                     f:Anacondaenvspy10
tfgpu                    f:Anacondaenvstfgpu
torch                    f:Anacondaenvstorch

Any thoughts on this?

This issue did not help https://github.com/conda/conda/issues/11501

When I create an environment from VS Code GUI, it is generated with a lower case drive letter.

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  1. 0

    This issue is described in a couple of GitHub issue tickets:

    Various users have suggested in those issue tickets that they were able to work around the issue by deleting the duplicates from the .conda/environments.txt file under their user home folder. Several other users said that that didn’t work for them, but it’s worth a try since it worked for some people. Some users also needed to change the environment folder name in .conda/envs.

    If various different tools are creating the environments with different casings, then if possible, just stick to using one of those tools for creating environments until the situation gets better.

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  2. 0

    Completely uninstall vscode, then use the interface command to create the environment.

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