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Sylvester Joosten
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modeuefile will be installed to
`$PREFIX/../../etc/modulefiles`
.
You can use the
`-v`
flag to select the version you want to deploy, or omit the
flag if you want to install the master build. The recommended stable
release version is
`v2.0.
2
`
.
release version is
`v2.0.
3
`
.
```
bash
./deploy.py
-v
2.0.
2
<PREFIX>
./deploy.py
-v
2.0.
3
<PREFIX>
```
Available flags:
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2.
If using this container as a basis for a new container, you can direction access
the full container environment from a docker
`RUN`
shell command with no further
action needed. For the most optimal experience, you can install your software to
`/opt/view`
to fully integrate with the existing environment. Depending on your
use case, installation to
`/usr/local`
may also work, but this might require you
to write and run additional environment scripts.
`/usr/local`
to fully integrate with the existing environment. (Note that, internally,
`/usr/local`
is a symlink to
`/opt/view`
).
Included software:
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