CI: disable caching of conda env so most recent versions of dependencies are used #461
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We could also still keep a cache per day? (as shown in https://github.com/mamba-org/setup-micromamba?tab=readme-ov-file#caching) Although, looking at the time of the conda tests for the latest commits, it doesn't seem to have given any a significant slowdown to not cache (our environments seem to be fast to set up anyway) |
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At least it is useful to know the option is available to cache for only one day... |
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The caching results in older depencencies being used for long times, so incompatibilities with new versions not raised asap.
Reference #452, where conda tests keep failing as the newest version of shapely, 2.0.6 , is not picked up due to the caching. In this PR shapely 2.0.6 is immediately picked up.