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I switched from conda to poetry because everyone was praising it last year. Then I switched back because it's a pain to switch between OSes using poetry. I only use conda + pip install now, works well enough that I don't have to struggle every time I deploy in a new environment.

I use conda for my data analysis environments and poetry+(pyenv) for developing python libraries and application that are intended for running on machines others than (just) my own.

Updates work about half the time for me on mini-conda, but they break the other half of the time. When I look up the issue, I am not alone. I end up re-installing it a lot.

I have had this happen a few times too. I have found the best way to minimize this is to install nothing in the base environment except for conda and make sure you use a different environment for everything else.

I appreciate the time, but I have two responses:

The first, that has always been my practice.

Secondly, the vast majority of solutions offered by the many people who face similar issues don't work for me or, apparently, for other people reading the solution as well.

I switched from conda to pyenv after they changed their license