Add arg for yaml template from outside mache #35
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The new `yaml_template` argument can point to a yaml file from a different package that may have compiler or other package versions that aren't the E3SM defaults. This is useful if the E3SM compilers or other packages are too out-of-date to build certain libraries, as we are finding with Trilinos on some machines.
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TestingI used this with an alternative template for badger (https://github.com/xylar/compass/blob/switch_to_spack/conda/spack/badger_gnu_mvapich.yaml) to successfully build a compass development environment on that machine. |
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The new
yaml_templateargument can point to a yaml file from a different package that may have compiler or other packageversions that aren't the E3SM defaults. This is useful if the E3SM compilers or other packages are too out-of-date to build certain libraries, as we are finding with Trilinos on some machines.