[ci] Test run Spack and EasyBuild tutorial examples in a container

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[jgphpc]

Suggested change

	# Execute this from the top-level ReFrame source directory
	# Execute this from the top-level ReFrame source directory
	# sudo docker build -f ci-scripts/dockerfiles/tutorials.dockerfile -t rfm-tutorials:build_systems .

[jgphpc]

I get ==> Error: spack requires 'curl'. Make sure it is in your path.

Suggested change

	RUN git clone https://github.com/spack/spack ~/spack && \
	RUN useradd -ms /bin/bash rfmuser && \
	apt update && \
	apt install -y curl
	USER rfmuser
	RUN git clone https://github.com/spack/spack ~/spack && \

[jgphpc]

BZip2SpackCheck fails with: sanity error: pattern 'Version 1.0.6' not found in 'rfm_BZip2SpackCheck_job.err'

I understand that spack_test.py sets the version of bzip2 to load in src/myenv/spack.yaml#L3:

specs:
    - bzip2@1.0.6

Then spack env activate -V -d myenv should load what's needed but it looks like it is not found/loaded correctly.

• Should this extra line added by ReFrame ?

spack load bzip2

(In comparison, eb_test.py#L26 adds bzip2 with: self.modules = self.build_system.generated_modules)

If not, I understand that src/myenv/spack.yaml sets the modulepath with:

lmod: spack/share/spack/lmod

but in my case (with tutorials.dockerfile), ls BZip2SpackCheck/spack/share/spack/ returns modules
Should it be lmod instead ?

What did I miss ?

[rsarm]

@jenkins-cscs retry daint

[rsarm]

@jgphpc it was wip. Now the spack load is there.

[vkarak]

@jgphpc Can you approve this PR?