Comment on julia installation location with juliaup installer #4
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I think this would be better suited as a FAQ entry. Perhaps with a title like "Julia not found in a non-interactive job". |
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I've moved the comment into FAQ. |
Co-authored-by: Carsten Bauer <crstnbr@gmail.com>
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I use clusters with the Sun Grid Engine (SGE), and a common issue is that environment variables of the interactive shell are not propagated to non-interactive jobs. Therefore, I'm submitting another pull request related to this. The
juliaupinstaller adds thejuliainstallation path to~/.bashrc. For users who cannot depend on~/.bashrcbeing loaded by non-interactive jobs, I've added a tip for finding out thejuliapath by runningSys.BINDIRin the Julia REPL.