Christian Goll
93e1681a29
* Major performance improvement for spack load and other commands. * spack fetch is now environment-aware. (#19166) * Numerous fixes for the new, clingo-based concretizer. * Supoprt for automatically bootstrapping clingo from source. * Python 3.10 support: collections.abc * Fix import issues by using __import__ instead of Spack package import. * Bugfixes and --source-dir argument for spack location. * Better support for externals in shared prefixes. * spack build-env now prefers specs defined in the active environment. * Remove erroneous warnings about quotes in from_sourcing_files. * Fix clearing cache of InternalConfigScope. * Bugfix for active when pkg is already active error. * Make SingleFileScope able to repopulate the cache after clearing it. * Channelflow: Fix the package. * More descriptive error message for bugs in package.py * Use package-supplied autogen.sh * Respect -k/verify-ssl-false in _existing_url method. OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/network:cluster/spack?expand=0&rev=21
openSUSE/SUSE specific Settings ============================================= The packages build by a regular user are stored in the home directory and so only available for this user. When the packages should be available for all users on a system, the user who builds the packages, must be able to write to the global spack user directories under /usr/lib/spack/ Packages stored under this path are available for all user via lmod. To add a user to the group spack so that he can write to the global spack directory, execute (as root): # usermod -a -G spack <user_login> and change the setting for 'install_tree:' to the global spack directory in the configuration '~/.spack/config.yaml' for this user. NOTE: As the recipes are contributed by the spack community and rely also on external packages, a signification part of the recipes may fail to create packages.