I removed a Conda environment with this line
conda env remove -n myenv
And tried to replace it by creating a new one
conda create -n myenv
And it get this warning:
WARNING: A directory already exists at the target location '...' but it is not a conda environment. Continue creating environment (y/[n])?
It seems like the first command doesn't remove the folder of the environment, even though the environment is deleted.
When removing an environment, is there a way to delete the folder so this warning doesn't pop up?