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When an exported EASYBUILD_ variable is misspelled `eb` invocations will fail. As no logfile is created this results in a `cp -a .` creating another error message. Check each `eb` invocation and report errors on failure. Also switch from using `$ret` for return code checking to plain `if` to avoid missing a check.
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When an exported EASYBUILD_ variable is misspelled
ebinvocations will fail. As no logfile is created this results in acp -a .creating another error message.Check each
ebinvocation and report errors on failure. Also switch from using$retfor return code checking to plainifto avoid missing a check.I ran into this when setting
EASYBUILD_BUILD_DIR, extra underscore.Note the
ret=$?which is never checked for