check whether exts_defaultclass is set after call to prepare_for_extensions
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…ly on exts_defaultclass being set by Toy easyblock via prepare_for_extensions
This was referenced May 21, 2025
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Indeed, that was an oversight on my PR.
LGTM
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fix for a regression introduced in #4868
building a Perl easyconfig fails with:
because the check on
exts_defaultclasswas moved before the call toprepare_for_extensions