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Should use `conda list -f <package_name>` for installed version in `microdrop_launcher.conda_version_info` #8

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cfobel opened this issue Nov 11, 2016 · 0 comments

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Currently, conda search -f <package_name> is used to:

Search for latest available version of a package.
Determine which version of a package is installed

However, conda search is not the best tool for (2) since:

Only package versions available online are shown. If a package was installed, e.g., from a local archive, it will not be found.
It requires an internet connection.

Instead, we should use conda list -f <package_name> determine the installed version of a package.

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