Conda vs Mamba comparision

Type	Mamba	Conda	Notes
clone env	Export the contents of the existing environment to a YAML file. micromamba env export -n oldenv > oldenv.yaml Create a new environment from the YAML file. micromamba env create -n newenv -f oldenv.yaml	conda create --name CLONE_ENV_NAME --clone ENV_NAME
Installing		conda install -n base -c conda-forge mamba	mamba must be installed on base
Adding channels		conda config --add channels conda-forge
Updating	mamba update -n base mamba	conda update -n base -c defaults conda
Finding a Package	mamba repoquery search PACKAGE
Searching for dependencies	mamba repoquery depends -a PACKAGE
Creating an environment	mamba create -n ENV_NAME PACKAGE
Adding/Updating software	mamba install -n ENV_NAME PACKAGE mamba update -n ENV_NAME --all
Removing a package	mamba remove -n ENV_NAME PACKAGE
Undoing changes to an environment	mamba list -n ENV_NAME --revisions mamba install -n ENV_NAME --revision 1
Show environment		conda env export --no-builds
Removing an environment	mamba env remove -n ENV_NAME	conda remove --name ENV_NAME --all
Exporting an environment	mamba env export -n ENV_NAME > ENV_NAME.yaml	conda env export -n ENV_NAME --no-builds | grep -v "prefix" > ENV_NAME.yaml
Importing an environment	mamba env create --file ENV_NAME.yaml	conda env create --file ENV_NAME.yaml conda create -n ENV_NAME --file ENV_NAME.txt
Viewing a list of your environments	mamba list | grep -i <key to find> mamba info mamba env list	conda list | grep -i <key to find> conda info --envs conda env list