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Channel for pre-releases
See original GitHub issueIt would be cool to have a way to build packages for pre-releases and have them be uploaded to a e.g. conda-forge-pre channel. This could be done by having a prerelease branch in a feedstock repo, which if present will build as normal but upload to this pre-release channel instead of the main channel.
It might be reasonably easy to configure this in the CI config?
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What if conda added something similar to what pip already has and required a special flag in order to grab ‘pre-release’ versions? By default pip won’t install pre-releases - perhaps conda should do the same? Then we wouldn’t need a new channel?
For those interested, here are the doc on pre-release builds: https://conda-forge.org/docs/maintainer/knowledge_base.html#pre-release-builds