![]() The user will not be happy (or will not know this has happened, and unknowingly not have the latest version, even though it is their expectation to get the latest version when they execute this command). ![]() "the latest") Anaconda release pins the versions of all the packages associated with it they are unlikely to get the latest version of each individual package: individual packages may have been updated and new conda packages released since the latest Anaconda version, and these new releases will not be picked up. The user wants the latest version of each package inside Anaconda. ![]() The command conda update anaconda will do exactly this. The user had installed a virgin (un-modified) instance of Anaconda and they want to now have it updated to exactly the latest release of Anaconda. This means there are three possible scenarios: Since that command will install the latest version of the anaconda meta-package, and that meta-package has a set of pinned package versions. Note that this is different from executing the command: conda update anaconda This will give you the latest versions of all the packages that are found in Anaconda. (add in your favorite channels if you want to pull packages from there instead). The way to use this file is to download the raw version of the file and then execute: conda install -file anaconda_latest_pkgs_no_versions.txt
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