Added an option to define the path of the singularity executable
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vsoch
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Apr 9, 2025
| * - singularity_module | ||
| - if defined, add to module script to load this Singularity module first | ||
| - null | ||
| * - podman_module |
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Should podman module be here? The singularity path addition is fantastic - great for security too.
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Yes, I noticed it was missing from the doc and thought I'd squeeze that in :)
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Done ! |
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Hi @vsoch
I'm trying to clean up my local branches. I found this one that has a small commit.
This is about adding an option to define where is
singularity. It can be used on sites wheresingularityis not necessarily in the$PATHof all users or when it is not provided as a module.