Description of problem: There are currently two largely compatible implementations of the environment-module system: "environment-modules" and "Lmod", both of which provide "environment(modules)". scl-utils should require "environment(modules)" in order to allow the installer to choose which one they want to use.
Also, I think scl modules files should be installed into /usr/share/modulefiles/scl, thereby being available automatically. As it stands now, someone has to manually add /etc/scl/modulesfiles to MODULEPATH. And system installed modulefiles really belong in /usr/share/modulefiles, not /etc.
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I've no idea whether Lmod is actually compatible with scl-utils but whatever the provides say... Dependency changed to environment(modules) now in rawhide. The module directory is unrelated, please report separately.
Thanks. Filed #1434033 for the install path issue.
(In reply to Panu Matilainen from comment #6) > I've no idea whether Lmod is actually compatible with scl-utils but whatever > the provides say... > Dependency changed to environment(modules) now in rawhide. Could you please revert this? Lmod does not provide /usr/bin/modulecmd, hence the basic scl command fails: ~~~ $ scl enable rh-ruby24 bash Program /usr/bin/modulecmd returned nonzero return code! Problem with executing program /usr/bin/modulecmd: Bad file descriptor ~~~ Or actually there should be "Requres: %{_bindir}/modulecmd", since this is what scl command is using: https://github.com/sclorg/scl-utils/search?utf8=✓&q=MODULE_CMD&type=
Well, "modulecmd" is not the proper interface into modules - "module" is. Although that is probably complicated by it being implemented as a function (bash) or alias (csh).
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Reverted, or rather, made to depend on modulecmd to point the actual dependency out, in scl-utils-2.0.2-2.fc28. Needs pulling to at least f27 too (and will do in near future)