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Does it work if you install it somewhere else, as in not `/usr/local`? Instead of using `condacolab` for this test, just do: ``` !wget /url/to/your/uploaded/installer.sh !bash your_installer.sh -bfp /opt/conda ```...

Thanks for the extra info. I'll try to look into this but my time is limited lately. We are working on a different approach too, as I said earlier, so...

Yes, I ran into that too. It's not about what runtimes installed, but how the packages that depend on them are compiled. I am assuming our overwriting of `/usr/local` is...

Yes, `==` is exact match so `==2.8` means that we MUSt find `tensorflow` with version `2.8` strictly. If we have `2.8.0` that's not a match. In contrast, `=2.8` translates to...

@ssurbhi560 is working on the fully isolated approach so hopefully we won't need to deal with all those workarounds.

Hi @vibhoothi, #31 is merged. Check the prerelease with `!pip install -q https://github.com/conda-incubator/condacolab/archive/main.tar.gz` and let us know it goes!

Thanks! Yes, this is planned in a future release. As a workaround, you can rely on `mambaforge` (default option) and use `!mamba` to install your packages.

We've thought about this and #31 implements a different strategy where we procure a new Python installation. Since we need `ipykernel` too, which requires Python anyway, using `micromamba` doesn't really...

Hi! Thanks for the kind words! I think you might be able to fool the download code path by prepending `file://` to the actual path. Maybe not. We can add...

It might be interesting for private installers that cannot be made available publicly. It can be done!