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Note: I am aware that this is very similar to what is on this question, but it is distinct in that I know it should now be possible, but I'm experiencing a problem that someone else mentioned on a comment of an answer, but not in any answers

Three days ago Python 3.7 was released to download in the raw, and yesterday it became available on Anaconda. Between Anaconda's Manage Python and Managing Environments pages, I was able to determine what to do, but continued to get the error

UnsatisfiableError: The following specifications were found to be in conflict: - python=3.7 Use "conda info <package>" to see the dependencies for each package.

conda info python=3.7 told me

dependencies: vc 14.* pip

I tried updating/installing both vc and pip, already being sure that at least pip can't be lacking, and it confirmed, # All requested packages already installed.

Has anyone successfully installed Python 3.7 with Anaconda yet?

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The last post here by mingwandroid seems to answer the question: https://github.com/ContinuumIO/anaconda-issues/issues/9686

You have to wait until Anaconda is released for python 3.7 (NOT just the python 3.7 package, but the whole of Anaconda), or install only python 3.7 in a separate environment. (I haven’t attempted the latter, but note that even that is possible at this point only for a subset of os platforms, and I also wouldn’t be surprised if there were hiccups with existing installations—I would recommend waiting until the new Anaconda for 3.7 is released).

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  • Thank you, now it looks like `vc` may not be available for Python 3.7 yet, and this problem is not only found in Windows but also in Mac and Linux. – Post169 Jun 30 '18 at 17:38