Recursive unload #1425
Recursive unload #1425
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software is installed in a directory specific to each toolchain, and each toolchain module extends the path. This won't work unless toolchains properly inherit (iccifort -> iimpi -> intel) and dependencies are listed appropriately in toolchains. The other required change in easyblock.py changed the order of statements written in the module file so that the 'module use' statement appears after loading the dependencies. This allows the module path to be updated in the correct order in this naming scheme.
Fixed the names...added some humour
Fixed comments from @boegel
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sync with develop
We currently still need to expand the toolchain load because of the current lack of support for subtoolchains within the framework
…develop Conflicts: easybuild/framework/easyblock.py
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add unit test, fix long lines, use recursive_unload for all module_generator.load_module statements
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Going in, thanks @ocaisa! |
Allow
recursive_mod_unloadto be used within an easyconfig. This is useful in the case of toolchains and a module hierarchy where you like to ensure the hierarchy is fully depopulated when you unload a toolchain.