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Managing environment-specific variables in conda

Using conda's activate.d and deactivate.d directories is the proper way to handle environment-specific library paths. This ensures the environment variables are only set when the conda environment is active and automatically cleaned up when deactivated.

I've implemented the conda-native approach you suggested, which is much more robust and user-friendly:

What's Better About This Approach

• 🎯 Environment-Specific: Library paths only set when the conda environment is active