Update meta_modules.py to detect MPI modules containing hashes #1582
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Sorry this slipped past me-- looks good
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Summary
On my Rocky 9 Linux systems,
spack stack setup-meta-modulesresults in a Package with matching name is incompatible error when locating the MPI provider (described in detail in #1360).Testing
This change resulted in successful execution of the
spack stack setup-meta-modulescommand in both the development branch (pulled on 03-14-2025 after the commit adding +python for ESMF inconfigs/common/packages.yaml) and the 1.9.1 tagged release. In both instances, the operating system was Rocky Linux 9.5 and Intel OneAPI 2025.0.4 compilers. For the development branch, Open MPI 4.1.7 was compiled from source by spack, and for the 1.9.1 tagged release the Intel supplied OneAPI MPI 2021.14 was used. Open MPI 4.1.7 was chosen to allow TotalView debugging, as the 5.x releases of Open MPI have removed the MPIR process acquisition interface required by TotalView.Applications affected
None that I'm aware of.
Systems affected
I would expect all systems to be affected (hopefully none negatively) since they all would use the
spack stack setup-meta-modulescommand.Dependencies
None
Issue(s) addressed
#1360
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