Allow customizing the conda directories #158
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Still untested. |
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I'm reverting to one variable for both environments and packages. Putting the env directory and the package directory on different filesystems seems risky. |
Environments and packages from the mamba installation directories are included if the conda env root is changed.
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Moves the default conda directories away from user homes so that they can be placed on the appropriate storage, e.g. local raid or cached nfs.
The new default for the package cache is node-global rather than user-specific.