I want to have a cron job execute a python script using an already existing anaconda python environment called my_env.  The only thing I can think to do is have the cron job run a script called my_script.bash which in turn activates the env and then runs the python script.
#!/bin/bash source activate my_env python ~/my_project/main.py
Trying to execute this script from the command lines doesn’t work:
$ sh scripts/my_script.bash scripts/my_script.bash: 9: scripts/my_script.bash: source: not found
What do I need to do to make sure the proper environment is activated. Its ok to explain it to me like I’m 5.
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Answer
Don’t call sh but bash. source is a bash command.
    - sh scripts/my_script.bash
    + bash scripts/my_script.bash
Or just
    chmod +x scripts/my_script.bash
    ./scripts/my_script.bash
since you added the bash shebang.
