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I'd like to request a feature...could you make it possible to exclude globally-visible packages if you are inside a conda environment?
For my use case, I'd like to use pip-licenses in CI to catch dependencies with problematic licenses. However, right now I have to manually exclude a lot of stuff because things installed in my local site-packages are making it through.
Basically, I'm asking if pip-licenses could replicate whatever pip freeze --local does.
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@raimon49 thanks for this awesome project!
I'd like to request a feature...could you make it possible to exclude globally-visible packages if you are inside a conda environment?
For my use case, I'd like to use
pip-licenses
in CI to catch dependencies with problematic licenses. However, right now I have to manually exclude a lot of stuff because things installed in my local site-packages are making it through.Basically, I'm asking if
pip-licenses
could replicate whateverpip freeze --local
does.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: