On 26-09-2024 01:10, Marcin Dulak wrote:
I noticed some of my builds started to fail due to environment-modules
not being installed anymore in the build root. Only builds from and
including f41 succeed. Builds for f39, f40, epel9, epel10 fail. Is this
expected?
In the case below of 1.https://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/taskinfo?taskID=123906939
f40 where using BuildRequires: environment(modules) (or no br at all)
fails, I see lmod is installed instead of environment-modules.
Maybe your answer is buried somewhere in [1] or [2]. Two bugs related to
a BR on `environment(modules)` no longer leading to environment-modules
being installed.
I think the main take away is in comment 11 of the first bug:
ultimately it needs to be able to do "module load <module>". And I
believe Lmod does provide this functionality
Would one expect the macros %{_openmpi_load} and %{_mpich_load} to work independently of lmod or environment-modules?
Those macros expand to `module load mpi/...`. I believe that's provided
by the rpm-mpi-hooks package, which both, openmpi-devel and mpich-devel,
require. So, yes, the macros should work with either provider of
`environment(modules)`
Who should make the choice of buildrequires between lmod and environment-modules? The spec file that specifies buildrequires openmpi-devel, or openmpi-devel itself?
It's actually further down the rabbit hole in rpm-mpi-hooks, which until
[1] happened, had a BR on `environment(modules)`, but has since switched
to `environment-modules` [3].
Anyway, long story short, using BRs for the MPI devel packages should be
all you need, unless you want to explicitly overwrite it. Since it
doesn't, I suppose the quote above is incorrect and the fix implemented
back then needs to propagate to the other branches.
[1] https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2302033
[2] https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2302036
[3]
https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/rpm-mpi-hooks/c/90f8dfbf925a815820cd1bcdd469c8827a757b19?branch=rawhide
-- Sandro
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