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On version 5.1.0, when setting tags through a prereq command defining a list of requirements (two or more), the tags are not set on already loaded or loading alternative requirements (other than the first one).
Issue can be demonstrated when loading the additional requirement when dependent module is already loaded. In this situation, the reload of the dependent module should update the tags set on the loading requirement:
$ ml show mod-------------------------------------------------------------------/path/to/modulefiles/mod/1.0:prereq --tag=foo foo/1.0 bar/1.0-------------------------------------------------------------------
$ ml modLoading mod/1.0 Loading requirement: foo/1.0
$ ml bar/1.0Loading bar/1.0 Unloading dependent: mod/1.0 Reloading dependent: mod/1.0
$ mlCurrently Loaded Modulefiles: 1) foo/1.0 <foo> 2) bar/1.0 3) mod/1.0 Key:auto-loaded <module-tag>
When more than one requirement are already loaded then we try to load the dependent module, this module only updates the tags on the first dependent module in list:
$ ml purge
$ ml foo bar
$ mlCurrently Loaded Modulefiles: 1) foo/1.0 2) bar/1.0
$ ml mod
$ mlCurrently Loaded Modulefiles: 1) foo/1.0 <foo> 2) bar/1.0 3) mod/1.0 Key:<module-tag>
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On version 5.1.0, when setting tags through a
prereq
command defining a list of requirements (two or more), the tags are not set on already loaded or loading alternative requirements (other than the first one).Issue can be demonstrated when loading the additional requirement when dependent module is already loaded. In this situation, the reload of the dependent module should update the tags set on the loading requirement:
When more than one requirement are already loaded then we try to load the dependent module, this module only updates the tags on the first dependent module in list:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: