Clarify that Python is not by default included #10089
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The documentation made it appear as if there will always be a version of Python included in the environment. This might have been the case in the past; currently it is possible to create an environment without Python at al. See conda#9982
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After resolving the conversation, I realized it might be convention that only the creator of the thread should mark them as resolved. My apologies if that is the case, this is my first conda PR. I followed your suggestion, so I suppose you're okay with the change though. |
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The documentation made it appear as if there will always be a version of Python included in the environment.
This might have been the case in the past; currently it is possible to create an environment without Python at al.
See #9982