On anaconda_conda

[tkf]

I propose to stop unconditionally installing conda packages in pyimport_conda when Conda.jl is not used:

PyCall.jl/src/PyCall.jl

Lines 657 to 663 in 49029e0

	else
	aconda = anaconda_conda()
	if !isempty(aconda)
	try
	Compat.@info "Installing $modulename via Anaconda's $aconda..."
	isempty(channel) || run(`$aconda config --add channels $channel --force`)
	run(`$aconda install -y $condapkg`)

If a user explicitly sets $PYTHON then it means s/he do not want auto-magical handling of Python packages by Conda.jl. Installing package automatically at runtime is not what programmers would expect, I hope (unless, say, there is some integrity check like GPG verification). I can think of several options to fix it:

1. Let CONDA_JL_HOME handle this case and remove this if !isempty(aconda) branch.
2. Print an error message with instruction to install appropriate packages.
3. If isinteractive() then prompt user before executing conda install.

If you are going to take an option like 3, I think there is one more thing to be fixed:

PyCall.jl/src/PyCall.jl

Lines 662 to 663 in 49029e0

	isempty(channel) || run(`$aconda config --add channels $channel --force`)
	run(`$aconda install -y $condapkg`)

I don't think any package should modify user's configuration silently. Why not use conda install --channel $channel ... like this?:

options = ``
if isempty(channel)
    options = `--channel $channel`
end
run(`$aconda install -y $options $condapkg`)

[stevengj]

I'm okay with removing the if !isempty(aconda) branch and just replacing it with an exception that suggests what conda command to run.