canonicalize package names when comparing with pip #6391
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because pip canonicalizes names, so `conda install jupyter_client` will show up as `jupyter-client` installed with pip.
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LGTM if tests pass. Will keep watching... |
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Actually, looks like that appveyor run is just hung. No idea why. Backporting this PR to 4.4.x now. |
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targeting 4.4.x via #6438 |
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because pip canonicalizes names, so
conda install jupyter_clientwill show up asjupyter-clientinstalled with pip, resulting in inaccurateconda env export.It would be nice if conda itself did similar (or the same!) canonicalization, but it may be too late for that now.