set CONDA_DEFAULT_ENV in activate script as well
@@ -3,9 +3,16 @@ CONDA_PROFILE="${CONDA_DIR}/etc/profile.d/conda.sh"
test -f $CONDA_PROFILE && . $CONDA_PROFILE
if [[ "${KERNEL_PYTHON_PREFIX}" != "${NB_PYTHON_PREFIX}" ]]; then
# if the kernel is a separate env, stack them
- # so both are on PATH
+ # so both are on PATH, notebook first
conda activate ${KERNEL_PYTHON_PREFIX}
conda activate --stack ${NB_PYTHON_PREFIX}
+
+ # even though it's second on $PATH
+ # make sure CONDA_DEFAULT_ENV is the *kernel* env
+ # so that `!conda install PKG` installs in the kernel env
+ # where user packages are installed, not the notebook env
+ # which only contains UI when the two are different
+ export CONDA_DEFAULT_ENV="${KERNEL_PYTHON_PREFIX}"
else
conda activate ${NB_PYTHON_PREFIX}
fi
