Set CONDA_PREFIX to make is useable in conda activate/deactivate scripts #224
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Looks good 👍 Could you try updating tests too when you get a chance? |
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I've updated the tests, hopefully correctly. |
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Great! Thanks you |
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The
CONDA_PREFIXenvironment variable is used in some activate/deactivate scripts. If it is not set they do not work correctly. One example is the gdal package.The
CONDA_PREFIXvariable is normally set in activate which is not used in pyenv.