I am happy to announce that Lmod 8.7 has been released. This version is
mainly a series of bug fixes from Lmod 8.6 but there are some changes that
need to be made clear w.r.t. Lmod 8.7.
The big changes are four things:
1. An unload cannot fail. That is if unloading a module would have been
an error before, it is now a warning. This means that a "bad" module can
be unloaded.
2. A bare TCL break statement (or a LmodBreak in lua) in a modulefile
does nothing on unload.
3. A TCL `puts stdout "..."' will produce its output at the end of the
modulefile rather than the beginning of the modulefile. This now matches
the behavior of Tmod 4.1
4. A TCL 'puts prestdout "..."' will produce its output at the beginning
of the modulefile. This now matches Tmod 5.1
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Robert McLay, Ph.D.
Manager of Software Tools, HPC
mc...@ta...
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