Load cmake on wcoss2 at build time #1107
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Looks good. Ran a test build on a Dogwood compute node (nid002177).
Just a note that the UPP has been upgraded to spack-stack 1.8.0, so to bring this into the workflow, we will need to upgrade other packages to 1.8.0 or load UPP modules at runtime instead of module_base.
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The UPP RTs have completed on WCOSS2 without baseline changes. Testing on R&D machines is unnecessary since this PR is specific to WCOSS2. This PR is ready for merging. |
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This PR enables loading of cmake on wcoss2 at build time.
Resolves #1106
For additional information, please look at the conversations in NOAA-EMC/global-workflow#3186