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--force-reinstall not working correctly with multiple channels configured #584
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Can you report the behavior for latest version? You are using v23.11. |
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What happened?
Moved from conda/conda#14372
What happened?
Please see comment here and below, but to recreate, with just "defaults" initially configured as
channels
in your config, and flexible channel priority:python-dateutil should change from one provided by defaults to one provided by conda-forge, since conda-forge has higher priority. This is what would happen if you were to simply uninstall then reinstall python-dateutil. In fact, nothing happens. This isn't the case with
--solver=classic
, where the package is correctly switched to the conda-forge version.Additionally, if you don't add conda-forge as a higher-priority channel,
python-dateutil
will correctly be upgraded to the latest build number on defaults.Conda Info
Conda Config
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