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Add a few lines to the readme/docs explaining why folks would want to mix conda and pip/pypi. #20

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dharhas opened this issue May 2, 2024 · 0 comments

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dharhas commented May 2, 2024

The "Why" section only says this is something that is discouraged and that this package gives you a safe way to do it. It does explain the reasons why someone would want to mix the ecosystems. i.e. conda has strong guarantees around binary compatibility but pip/pypi has a long tail of packages that is an order of magnitude higher that the core scientific/data/ai packages that are in the conda ecosystem.

@dharhas dharhas changed the title Add a few lines to the readme explaining why folks would want to mix conda and pip. Add a few lines to the readme explaining why folks would want to mix conda and pip/pypi. May 2, 2024
@dharhas dharhas changed the title Add a few lines to the readme explaining why folks would want to mix conda and pip/pypi. Add a few lines to the readme/docs explaining why folks would want to mix conda and pip/pypi. May 2, 2024
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