create minimalist conda environment and increase version#2
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WalkthroughThe pull request replaces a large, fully pinned conda dependency list with a much smaller set (pysyncrosim, numpy, pandas, gdal with new versions) in Changes
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2-4: Consider channel minimization for a truly minimalist environment.For a fully minimalist environment, consider whether both conda-forge and defaults channels are necessary. If pandas and pysyncrosim are available exclusively from one channel, you could remove the other to further reduce environment complexity.
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2-2: Verify condaEnvVersion breaking change is communicated.The version bump to 2.0.2 (line 2) is appropriate for a patch-level dependency simplification. However, the condaEnvVersion increment from 1 to 2 (line 19) is a breaking change—existing environments with condaEnvVersion=1 will no longer be recognized as compatible.
Ensure this breaking change is documented in release notes or migration guides for users upgrading from 2.0.1 to 2.0.2.
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