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On Ubuntu, DependencyInstaller.sh seems to touch files installed by the system's package manager, even if you go the recommended route of setup.sh from OpenROAD-flow-scripts for a local install. I think it's reasonable to expect any dependency installer script to not do things like that.
Describe the bug
On Ubuntu,
DependencyInstaller.sh
seems to touch files installed by the system's package manager, even if you go the recommended route ofsetup.sh
fromOpenROAD-flow-scripts
for a local install. I think it's reasonable to expect any dependency installer script to not do things like that.Expected Behavior
.
Environment
To Reproduce
Look into https://github.com/The-OpenROAD-Project/OpenROAD/blob/master/etc/DependencyInstaller.sh#L292 where it stands:
This runs for any Ubuntu installs, even local ones. This seems to be run from
OpenROAD-flow-scripts/setup.sh
too.Relevant log output
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Additional Context
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