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The new version file for a freshly declared product had a UPS_DIR which was relative to UPS_PATH, or something like that. I'm assuming an environment botch, but need to look further. Umm:
cloomis@mhs-ics:1.3.5 ((1.3.5))$ pwd //software/mhs/products/Linux64/tron_tron/1.3.5
Wait – what is that {//software}}?
cloomis@mhs-ics:1.3.5 ((1.3.5))$ eups declare -c -v -v -v -v -r . tron_tron 1.3.5 Locking is disabled Using VRO for "default": ['type:exact', 'commandLine', 'version', 'versionExpr', 'current'] Declaring tron_tron 1.3.5 Declaring directory /software/mhs/products/Linux64/tron_tron/1.3.5 as tron_tron 1.3.5 current in /software/mhs/products Assigning tag "current" to tron_tron 1.3.5
(conda-ics) pfs@mhs-ics:~/.config/systemd/user$ cat /software/mhs/products/ups_db/tron_tron/1.3.5.version FILE = version PRODUCT = tron_tron VERSION = 1.3.5 #*************************************** Group: FLAVOR = Linux64 QUALIFIERS = "" DECLARER = Craig Loomis DECLARED = 2022/02/28 15:32:43 HST PROD_DIR = Linux64/tron_tron/1.3.5 UPS_DIR = Linux64/tron_tron/1.3.5/ups TABLE_FILE = tron_tron.table End:
That should be UPS_DIR = ups, if it is anything at all.
eups 2.1.4, if that matters.