Question: I have the arrow function below and I want to be able to return everything here to a component.
How do I return everything? Is it possible to use an export with this? The code below resides in 
a js file. 

```
const myTester = props => {
  [
    {
      title: props.intl.formatMessage({
        id: "ren_past_due"
      }),
      icon: (
        <EventBusy
          color="#cc2444"
          style={style}
          className="icon-box-icon-image material-icons"
        />
      ),
      color: "#C60C30",
      expiresBefore: today()
    },
    {
      title: props.intl.formatMessage({
        id: "ren_zerotothree_months"
      }),
      icon: (
        <Today
          color="#f2b826"
          style={style}
          className="icon-box-icon-image material-icons"
        />
      ),
      color: "#F0AB00",
      expiresAfter: today(),
      expiresBefore: today().add(3, "months")
    }
  ].map(item => {
    if (item.expiresBefore) {
      item.expiresBefore = item.expiresBefore.format("Y-MM-DD");
    }
    if (item.expiresAfter) {
      item.expiresAfter = item.expiresAfter.format("Y-MM-DD");
    }
    return item;
  });
};

```

Answer: 
Try doing `conda clean --all` before running this command. I got this from [this Github discussion](https://github.com/conda/conda/issues/7038#issuecomment-415893714).
Removing 'defaults' from the channels list in my .condarc file resolved this issue for me.

My .condarc file contained the following originally and I simply removed '-defaults' so that I only had conda-forge in my cnannels :

```
ssl_verify: true 
channels:
   - conda-forge
   - defaults

```