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Changes between Version 8 and Version 9 of Conda_GDAL_lite

v8	v9
116	116	== followup
117	117
118		"yeah, it's just packaging stuff. the GDAL-specific part is RFC 96, which gives packagers the ability more easily break things apart like this. They don't have to do it if they don't want to for something like conda forge, it is a nice win because of the package solver ends up being the performance sensitive component. Packages with huge dependency trees make it difficult to resolve a package set and make it hard for people to see why this or that package combo won't resolve. Our decoupling will make that cleaner for people. It also has the benefit of physically slimming down the environment sizes by removing unused packages. For GDAL-based ones, these were quite fluffy." -Howard
	118	"yeah, it's just packaging stuff. The GDAL-specific part is RFC 96, which gives packagers the ability more easily break things apart like this. They don't have to do it if they don't want to for something like conda forge, it is a nice win because of the package solver ends up being the performance sensitive component. Packages with huge dependency trees make it difficult to resolve a package set and make it hard for people to see why this or that package combo won't resolve. Our decoupling will make that cleaner for people. It also has the benefit of physically slimming down the environment sizes by removing unused packages. For GDAL-based ones, these were quite fluffy." -Howard Butler, Hobu Inc.
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