" Hey there @PatoUru & @cdiener - @ebolyen did some sleuthing and uncovered some package shuffling related to the r-base package - this appears to be the root cause of the issue. We rebuilt the environment files, and all seems to be back in order.
You will need to download new copies of the environment files in order to proceed.
Let us know if you run into any hiccups - thanks for the reports!"
Is that necessary here?
I have tried a number of other "workarounds", including downgrading python and setting set channel_priority to false. false to o avail.
Thanks for reaching out! This is an issue we are working to resolve today - I'll follow up with you once that's taken care of, and have you try doing a fresh install to confirm things are working on your end. Thanks for your patience!
Got it, thanks @lizgehret! This will be my first install apart from the failed ones. Is there anything I need to remove or should I just follow the conda environment installation instructions?
I think we've fixed the issue. You should be able to delete the environment file (ends in .yml) and just follow the instructions as before (download the same URL for the environment file, it's been updated).
If conda complains about an environment (or prefix) already existing, you may need to remove it first.
(conda env remove -n qiime2-2022.2)