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Hi, I'm using pixi to manage virtual environments together with a collaborator. Anytime I update an environment, the file permissions of package files in .pixi/envs/environment/conda-meta are set to 600, making it impossible for my collaborator to load the environment. Currently, I manually have to run chmod g+r on the affected files, but I would like to automate this if possible. Is there a configuration setting where this behaviour can be changed, or does pixi support post-installation hooks that could do the trick?
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Hi, I'm using pixi to manage virtual environments together with a collaborator. Anytime I update an environment, the file permissions of package files in
.pixi/envs/environment/conda-meta
are set to600
, making it impossible for my collaborator to load the environment. Currently, I manually have to runchmod g+r
on the affected files, but I would like to automate this if possible. Is there a configuration setting where this behaviour can be changed, or does pixi support post-installation hooks that could do the trick?Thanks! /P
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