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I'm not sure falling back to pip is a good default. You might rather be alerted to a package's absence on anaconda.org than to have it silently installed elsewh
by p4wnc6 11y ago
I'm not sure falling back to pip is a good default. You might rather be alerted to a package's absence on anaconda.org than to have it silently installed elsewhere, for example for use cases when you totally want zero pip installed packages.
But I agree there's a lot of opportunity for improvement around the configurability of this sort of thing.