My understanding is that this:

@conda_base(
    libraries={
        "pandas": "1.5.0",
    },
    python="3.10.6",
)

is kind of the requirements.txt of a flow - ready for potential remote execution. I used:

conda search -c conda-forge pandas

to determine possible package versions for each python version. This can return quite a long list. Is there a way to restrict this search to a python version (e.g. 3.10.6 as above)? Sorry google did not return much and chatgpt talks nonsense 😀

you can resolve packages by fake-installing them:

mamba install --dry-run python=3.10.3 pandas

thanks to

--dry-run

it doesn't actually install anything, just output the versions. It'll output versions of everything, which is a bit verbose, so you can do

mamba install --dry-run python=3.10.3 pandas | grep pandas

to see just the version of

pandas

that's compatible with the given

python

version