fix for conda packages that rely on particular versions of Python#1836
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Hi, @boegel!
I made a rather bone headed error when I was figuring out the logic for conda installs. There doesn't need to be two separate commands for first creating the conda env and then installing the requirement. It should be one, or else you run into errors.
An example error would be if you have a build dep of
Miniconda3/4.7.10along with the following easyconfig -