add support for easyconfig parameter module_only
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test added in 64cde9e |
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| # check use of module_only parameter | ||
| test_ec_txt += "\nmodule_only = True\n" | ||
| write_file(test_ec, test_ec_txt) | ||
| self.eb_main(args, do_build=True, raise_error=True) |
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@smoors You should tweak args here too, so it doesn't include --skip anymore (or --force, I guess), and also check that no software was installed?
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the motivation is to support installing only the module for certain deps of a software when installing with
eb --robotthe
module_onlyparameter can then be set in a hook depending on a certain conditionuse case: installing only the module for CUDA software on non-GPU nodes (e.g. the login nodes), thus making the CUDA modules visible (but not actually usable)
@boegel this helps getting the VSC-bot working in hydra by replacing the 'dummy modules' feature in our submit_build script with a hook