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update documentation for module soft links #1335

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update documentation for module soft links
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Update doc/source/PreConfiguredSites.rst
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Expand Up @@ -487,6 +487,8 @@ The following instructions install a new spack environment on a pre-configured s
# Check permissions for systems where non-owning users/groups need access
${SPACK_STACK_DIR}/util/check_permissions.sh
To support users who consistently want the latest release, on tier 1 platforms, soft links pointing to the modulefiles associated with the latest release of the Unified Environment are provided under the main spack-stack directory contain releases. The usage consists of `module use /path/to/spack-stack/latest-ue-<compiler>`, and then loading the spack-stack metamodules as usual. These soft links should be updated when each release is finalized.
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.. note::
You may want to capture the output from :code:`spack concretize` and :code:`spack install` comands in log files.
For example:
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