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When a module alias targets a directory:
$ module use modules/testsuite/modulefiles.deep $ module avail -l modtr/al5 - Package/Alias -----------------------.- Versions --------.- Last mod. ------- /path/to/modules/testsuite/modulefiles.deep: modtr/al5 -> modtr/dir4 fld $ module avail -l modtr/dir4 - Package/Alias -----------------------.- Versions --------.- Last mod. ------- /path/to/modules/testsuite/modulefiles.deep: modtr/dir4/ fld modtr/dir4/al7 -> modtr/dir5/subdir/mod5.0madj modtr/dir4/al8 -> modtr/dir5/sfld dadj modtr/dir4/mod4.0 2019/08/30 07:43:24
If implicit_default configuration is disabled
implicit_default
$ module config implicit_default 0
A different result is obtained on whatis sub-command whether alias name or target is passed as argument:
whatis
$ module whatis modtr/al5 ERROR: No default version defined for 'modtr/dir4' $ module whatis modtr/dir4 ----- /path/to/modules/testsuite/modulefiles.deep ----- modtr/dir4/mod4.0: modtr/dir4/mod4.0 modtr/dir5/subdir/mod5.0: modtr/dir5/subdir/mod5.0
Same goes for the paths sub-command:
paths
$ module paths modtr/al5 $ module paths modtr/dir4 /path/to/modules/testsuite/modulefiles.deep/modtr/dir4/mod4.0 /path/to/modules/testsuite/modulefiles.deep/modtr/dir5/subdir/mod5.0 $
Would expect the same result whatever the argument is (symbol or actual target)
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When a module alias targets a directory:
If
implicit_default
configuration is disabledA different result is obtained on
whatis
sub-command whether alias name or target is passed as argument:Same goes for the
paths
sub-command:Would expect the same result whatever the argument is (symbol or actual target)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: