CI fixes, Nov 24 #998
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CI fixes, Nov 24 #998
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DESCRIPTION OF CHANGES:
This PR fixes some issues with the ubuntu_intel CI. After getting around the initial issue (which is that it was using GCC rather than oneAPI), I ran into a couple more problems. The weirdest was Python 3.13 failing to install through Spack. I have a suspicion that it has to do with the miniconda installation that the runner is loading into the environment, but in any case reverting to Python 3.11 fixed it. Eventually, the logic for incorporating the external intel-oneapi-mpi should be much cleaner.
TESTS CONDUCTED:
Ran in CI.
DEPENDENCIES:
none
DOCUMENTATION:
n/a
ISSUE:
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