Added documentation on how to build on top of EESSI#118
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Overall looks good. Left a few comments.
Haven't tried it yet.
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…from Thomas into account
…sure it's clear the EESSI environment needs to be loaded before loading the module that was build on top
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Just tested the procedure. It worked after doing one important swap of commands in the configuration. Added two minor suggestions.
Should be easy to change.
Co-authored-by: Thomas Röblitz <trz42@users.noreply.github.com>
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As discussed on Slack, there is much we can do to make this easier with a module. Still, I think it's useful to have some documentation in place as soon as we can. We can then take it from there if there are improvements :)