Fix Conda permissions #20
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The base image does a chown -R on /opt/conda for the default uid 1000 but since we run as UID 1001 we need to re-chown the conda directory. Conda is broken at the moment so users aren't using it, but once this is turned on `conda install` will install packages to `/opt/conda/pkgs/` which will get wiped on reboot so maybe we need to do something similar to the pipcorn alias that makes packages install to ~/local/
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TODO: update helm chart |
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The base image does a chown -R on /opt/conda for the default uid 1000 but since
we run as UID 1001 we need to re-chown the conda directory.
Conda is broken at the moment so users aren't using it, but once this is turned
on
conda installwill install packages to/opt/conda/pkgs/which will getwiped on reboot so maybe we need to do something similar to the pipcorn alias
that makes packages install to ~/local/
How to test
conda install somethingIt will fail with a permissions error.
conda install somethingConda should install it successfully