avoid double bindpath: use -B, ditch SINGULARITY_BINDPATH #494
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vsoch
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hi @vsoch , so I liked your point on the readability of using the variable (see #489), so I attempted to keep it, and use prepend_path/prepend-path , by also specifying the comma delimiter.
Unfortunately, this syntax didn't work with neither Lmod or Modules, considering I am using slightly older versions: Lmod 7.6.1 and Modules 3.2.10.6.
I guess this may be the case also in other computing centres, and it's not something that gets updated often if this is the case.
So I ended up re-adding
-Band dropping the variable.