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Make conda-store file system read-only by default #1595
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@alimanfoo Thanks for opening this PR! I've triggered the tests, and I think @iameskild or @costrouc can share more comments. :) |
/bot run tests |
Contributor Tests Triggered by @pavithraes |
/bot run tests |
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I've tested this on an existing deployment and I didn't run into any issues. I created a few new conda-store envs and had no trouble using them.
@costrouc do you have any objection to merging this?
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@iameskild look great to me and ready for merge!
This a small suggestion, but I'd suggest making the conda-store file system read-only by default. This will prevent users accidentally modifying environments created via conda-store by running pip install or conda install from their server.