#🔒 Miniforge3/conda w/PyCharm -> How to save folder/libs to send to someone?

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charred urchin
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Hello all, as the title says, I am having some questions about this. As seen in the image of the project folder, I have a config folder with some pwds, two folders with examples of outputs, a word doc with what was done, 3 py files. What do I need to do so I can send this to someone else and they can just open it and get the right libraries? Or do I just zip the folder and send that?

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charred urchin
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(for example, if I had a pipenv, there would be a pipfile/pip lock and via terminal would need to do a sync iirc, but no idea what's the way to do so with a conda/miniforge3 one)

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"Create a conda environment based on environment.yml"

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I am unsure on how to create the environment yml file, if I have to manually create a file with yml extension and type stuff there or if in the pycharm terminal I can do it with some cmd?

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