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How to check if any of my installations or environments are using Anaconda-licensed packages

You may use the conda_licensed_envs command-line tool to see if any of your environments may be using Anaconda-licensed packages. The tool is available:

• On ECMWF's Atos HPCF or ECS:
  

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  /usr/local/apps/conda/conda_licensed_envs

• On any other UNIX-based platform (Linux, Mac or Windows Subsystem for Linux - WSL) platform, you can download conda_licensed_envs and run it in your terminal.
• On Windows, you can download conda_licensed_envs.ps1 and run it in your Windows Terminal or PowerShell.

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• if using your own installation, check LICENSE or LICENSE.txt file at the root of the installation. If they contain the Anaconda Terms of Service, then you are using Anaconda's distribution and are subject to those Terms of Service.
• For existing environments run:
  

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  conda list --explicit -n <environment_name>

  If any of the packages come from https://repo.anaconda.com/pkgs then the environment is using Anaconda's own channels.
• If  "defaults" is in the list of channels of the environment or in your ~/.condarc, then packages subject to Anaconda's Terms of Service might may be used.

How to migrate anaconda/miniconda environments

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