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conda update --all
is not idempotent
#445
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Should this be transferred to https://github.com/conda/conda-libmamba-solver ? |
@travishathaway ahh sorry, didn't notice that. Let me reproduce it in vanilla conda solver (still on conda-forge, hopefully they didn't block out the possibility) |
I remember this problem a few releases ago, but I think we managed to solve it. If you keep running the same command, does it bounce from one solution to the other or does it eventually converge? Can you also try to reproduce the same issue with |
@jaimergp nope, it always alternative between 2 states. If I can switch to another solver, it can already prove that the problem comes from mamba The problem is: how can I do this? |
If you want to use the classic solver, the easiest way to do so is by using the
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I'll try to debug this locally too, so if you can provide the output of |
just tested with --solver=classic, the problem didn't happen:
Mamba's fault then, will move there shortly |
What happened?
if I execute conda update twice, I got a version upgrade immediately followed by a downgrade:
It should be noted that openjdk is a transitive dependency.
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