Fix for PRODENV
being set incorrectly in setup.sh
#17
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When running
source setup.sh
on some systems, thePRODENV
variable is set instead to the folder wherebash
exists, e.g./bin
. This appears to be because the$0
is set to/bin/bash
when sourcing the script (as opposed to running the script viabash setup.sh
). I was experiencing this issue using a terminal on the NERSC Jupyter server.See more, e.g., in this Stack Overflow post: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21792176/0-doesnt-work-when-i-source-a-bash-script
I took the solution from one of the answers, and have tested it to confirm that
PRODENV
is set to location of the script when sourcing through the terminal on the Jupyter server, as well as ssh-ing into perlmutter directly.