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Is there a way to list packages / version installed on a cluster ?

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Mooune_DBU
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If you're looking for python packages, you can use standard conda list commands (see example below):

%conda list

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Mooune_DBU
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If you're looking for python packages, you can use standard conda list commands (see example below):

%conda list

zerasmus
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On newer Databricks Runtime versions, %conda commands are not supported. You can use %pip commands instead:

%pip list

 I have tested this on Databricks Runtime 15.4 LTS Beta.

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