Add --skip-sanity-check option
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For some modules the sanity check command(s) fail when run in the build environment. This option can be used to still install it and investigate later.
boegel
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Aug 13, 2024
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For some modules the sanity check command(s) fail when run in the build environment.
This option can be used to still install it and investigate later.
This can currently be done by
eb foo.eb && eb foo.eb --module-only --forcebut I'd argue this option is easier to find and use.My current use case is testing for easybuilders/easybuild-easyblocks#3386 by installing many modules at once and then intending to do
--sanity-check-onlyfor each of them.Currently the installation of the bulk aborts early. With this option I can install all of them in one go.