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Right now if you want to clear the cache of the converted packages created by running conda pypi, you have to manually remove the location, for example with rm -r /Users/dyeaw/Library/Application\ Support/conda-pypi/. I would like to be able to run conda clean and it removes the temporary channel and cached packages as well.
Why is this needed?
Users expect that conda clean --all cleans up everything. It isn't a great experience having to manually remove certain folder.
What should happen?
The most extensible way to implement this would be to first do conda/conda#14253, and then add a post-command hook to clean the conda-pypi channel directory.