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In some projects, there is a public part for general audience and a private part needed for development of the project. In my case, this private part involves proprietary PyPI dependencies that I cannot share publicly. Roughly speaking, in my manifest file, I have something like this:
Is there any way to maintain this private environment without explicitly listing its details in the manifest file? In particular, I may be ready to consider solutions that will go slightly beyond the "official" environment model of Pixi. For example:
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In some projects, there is a public part for general audience and a private part needed for development of the project. In my case, this private part involves proprietary PyPI dependencies that I cannot share publicly. Roughly speaking, in my manifest file, I have something like this:
Is there any way to maintain this
private
environment without explicitly listing its details in the manifest file? In particular, I may be ready to consider solutions that will go slightly beyond the "official" environment model of Pixi. For example:Are there any better workarounds?
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