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Ensure user submodule is properly linked #100

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@n-claes n-claes commented Jul 8, 2022

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This PR ensures that the setup script always checks the presence of the user submodule. If it's found it is properly linked, if it's not present the default template is copied over.
As out-of-source builds are strongly recommended anyway there is actually no reason why someone should use the default user module from the source directory, so that option has been removed.

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@n-claes n-claes added the build Related to CMake or Make label Jul 8, 2022
@n-claes n-claes added this to the Legolas 2.0 milestone Jul 8, 2022
@n-claes n-claes merged commit c5e7025 into develop Jul 8, 2022
@n-claes n-claes deleted the bugfix/99 branch July 8, 2022 09:16
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setup script sometimes ignores user submodule
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