Lmod doesn't recognize module versions starting with a non-numerical character

[kcgthb]

Hi there,

Just installed Lmod 6.1.6 and noticed that I couldn't load my matlab/R2015a module anymore (it used to work in 6.0.24):

$ module load matlab/R2015a
Lmod has detected the following error:  These module(s) exist but cannot be loaded as requested: "matlab/R2015a"

   Try: "module spider matlab/R2015a" to see how to load the module(s).

$ module spider matlab/R2015a

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  matlab: matlab/R2015a
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    This module can be loaded directly: module load matlab/R2015a

    Help:
         MATLAB R2015a

If I rename the module file from R2105a to 2015a, loading works again.

Is it a know change between 6.0 and 6.1? I didn't find anything related in the changelog.

[rtmclay]

This is certainly a bug but I am unable to reproduce it. Could you please email me the debug log file (load.log):

  $ module -D load matlab/R2015a 2> load.log

and the matlab/R2015a module file

Thanks,

[kcgthb]

Absolutely, sent by email. Thanks!

[rtmclay]

Hey did you pull 6.1.6 or HEAD?

[kcgthb]

I checked out the 6.1.6 tag.

Cheers,

Kilian
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Hey did you pull 6.1.6 or HEAD?

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[rtmclay]

Yes, well I'm pretty sure that this bug got fixed between the time I labelled 6.1.6 and HEAD. So please try HEAD.

Thanks,

[kcgthb]

HEAD works correctly, indeed. Thanks!

[boegel]

@rtmclay please tag a new version that includes the bug fix?

[fgeorgatos]

+1

[rtmclay]

6.1.7 has been released.

[boegel]

Thanks @rtmclay!