I wrote:
> It looks like scl-utils requires it. If environment-modules
> is updated to 4.1 in the next RHEL, that will be a fun
> surprise for many of those users -- who are far more likely
> to have scl-utils installed, I imagine.
Talking with Matthew, I filed a ticket about this issue:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/1578587
(It's either fitting or ironic that it's a very verbose bug
entry about a tool being too verbose. ;)
Looking closer, environment-modules is pulled in because
scl-utils is part of the workstation-product group (and as
been since at least f21).
I think the change in environment-modules is undesirable,
but I'm not sure what the best solution may be. While it
might be an option to drop scl-utils from the workstation
group on Fedora, that doesn't solve the problem so much as
hides it.
Ideally the debugging should be disabled by default upstream
and done in a way that doesn't clutter the output even as
much as when MODULES_SILENT_SHELL_DEBUG=1 is set.
--
Todd
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