Fix ENOENT error during harvesting Conda components#575
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Thanks! I wonder if we can do anything about either the env setup or the code to make this mechanism more resilient in the future so other contributors don't run into this discrepancy as easily 🤔
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@lumaxis That refactor sounds like a great idea! |
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Thanks @qtomlinson for making this happen. |
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This is to fix ENONET exception encountered during testing on dev deployment. It follows the same approach taken in debianFetch.js.