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It can happen that some installed packages conflict against newly available packages, but the latter doesn't list the former as conflict, resulting in unforeseen missing conflict information. This is generally a QA issue in the package metadata, but it's better to try to cope with it, even if a bit dangerous (effects of this "auto-conflict" feature have to be tested in real world). For this reason, one can override this feature by setting the env var: ETP_DISABLE_AUTOCONFLICT=1 as well as turning off caching that could compromise the results: ETP_NOCACHE=1