Automatic handling of `SPACK_ROOT`?
See original GitHub issueThe Spack build system implicitly requires the SPACK_ROOT
environment variable to be defined, but this requirement isn’t written down explicitly, besides the fact the variable is now mentioned in the new Spack tutorial.
The problem I’m facing is that SPACK_ROOT
may be defined in the login node but not in the compute node. The workaround I’m using is to have in the tests
variables = {
# ...
'SPACK_ROOT': os.getenv('SPACK_ROOT'),
}
I guess I may not the be only one in this situation. Should there be a more automatic handling of SPACK_ROOT
(maybe automatise what I’m manually doing in the tests)?
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Yes, we do. So that’s perfect!
If you assume
spack
will be inPATH
just runspack location --spack-root
.