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Fixing issue #535: Search for forest names in clean #537
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clean command was failing when cleaning an enviroment that wasn't originally bootstrapped by roxy. I modified the clean_modules routine to search for forests associated with the modules database instead of assuming the default forest name.
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looks good to me, thanks! (re #535) |
Each of the clean_functions now searches for forests.
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@jmeekhof thanks for submitting this |
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@dmcassel Shouldn't we be merging this instead of closing this? :) |
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Fixing issue #535: Search for forest names in clean
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Doh. Sorry about that. |
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clean command was failing when cleaning an enviroment that wasn't
originally bootstrapped by roxy.
I modified the clean_modules routine to search for forests associated
with the modules database instead of assuming the default forest name.