Not high priority, but I've had an error or two using the existing one so decided to update.
Old setup_FNAL.sh would sometimes not fully set LD_LIBRARY_PATH for all packages, so have made it more resilient against weird spack/GPVM behaviour.
It should also not spam your environment if you source it repeatedly.
The tradeoff is that the script is far more disgusting.
To test git checkout feature/update_fnal_setup and source the script, you'll know if it works.
Not high priority, but I've had an error or two using the existing one so decided to update.
Old setup_FNAL.sh would sometimes not fully set LD_LIBRARY_PATH for all packages, so have made it more resilient against weird spack/GPVM behaviour. It should also not spam your environment if you source it repeatedly. The tradeoff is that the script is far more disgusting.
To test
git checkout feature/update_fnal_setup
and source the script, you'll know if it works.