cons: Pass PYTHONPATH to build environment#382
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This variable is not utilized at the moment but is handy when python and python modules are not installed in the standard location, e.g. when installed via Spack.
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Shouldn't be an issue to support non-standard python paths...
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This is needed to run the agml parser, right? |
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Yes, I believe it is the only reason we need python2 as a build-time dependency. |
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This variable is not utilized at the moment but is handy when python and
python modules are not installed in the standard location, e.g. when
installed via Spack.