Yeah, I don’t think that they’re the issue, so you should be safe to add them back in now.
The offending block of code in your .bashrc is autogenerated by conda, I think when you first create a conda environment.
Glad to have got it fixed! ![]()
For anyone else that comes across this in future:
.bash_rcis sourced on every shell invocation, so can be a source of subtle & persistent configuration bugs.- Anything like eg.
module loadgenerally should not live in.bashrc, but instead in.bash_profile-module load pbsis an exception. - Unfortunately,
condagenerates the offending block of code whenconda initis run. - If you have previously run
conda initon Gadi, you might potentially experience this bug.