Add nushell support for Lmod - #784
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Actually maybe I’ll push this to IS704 so the diff is cleaner. Let me update.. |
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Quick update is it seems to work on the cluster too! I am loading cluster-maintained modules and see the env variables get updated correctly |
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I have merged in PR #784 into the main branch. I merged in everything but shell/Nushell.lua. It remains as it was:
You can pull the main branch now to test this. This will be part of the next release of Lmod. |
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This PR with my changes as been released as Lmod 8.7.65. |
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Here is an implementation of nushell support per the discussion in #704. This builds off of @rtmclay's branch IS704.
FYI have only done simple tests of this in a docker image but haven't tested it in production yet (I am not a sysadmin on my institution's cluster).
Usage:
(we can’t use
modulesince this is a special keyword in nushell)Fixes #704