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I thought it would also be a good idea to have an --inject flag for install, e.g.

$ condax install foo --inject python=3.8 --inject bar

which would install foo as a primary package with py3.4 and bar in that same environment.

This would be a shorthand for

$ condax install foo
$ condax inject --name foo python=3.8
$ condax inject --name foo bar

the og condax prints a bunch of seemingly unnecessary stuff to the screen. I'd like to instead use the python logging module to tidy up what is printed and how, as well as providing the user ways to set verbosity eg with flags -v and -q

Description

After installation with condax, a command fails to work when the arguments contain special symbols.

Reproduce

$ condax install bat
$ echo foo > "(.txt"
$ bat "(.txt"
/tmp/mambafiQc6ufyQVG: line 5: syntax error near unexpected token `('
/tmp/mambafiQc6ufyQVG: line 5: `exec /home/vierbein/.local/share/condax/envs/bat/bin/bat (.txt'

Context

I suppose this problem is because "$@" in ~/.local/bin/bat (or other scripts there) does not quote arguments properly.

Lets discuss TODOs, maintenance, etc.

Global configurations can be avoided by passing around the necessary data as parameters, and this can be further improved by creating classes that contain the relevant data for their methods.

This should probably be part of CI as well (either check or autoformat)