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The cmake command will be printed near the top of the e3sm build log (located in $EXEROOT/e3sm.bldlog.*). If you copy this command (you do need (and probably don't want) to copy the output redirection stuff at the end), you can 'cd $EXEROOT/cmake-bld; paste cmake cmd' and you'll then be configuring E3SM just like case.build would. Be sure not to forget to source $case/.env_mach_specific.sh first so that your environment matches the CIME build environment.
Note: the e3sm.bldlog file won't exist until a build is first attemped. It might make sense to make a new tool for providing the cmake command directly.will only exist if you have previously attempted a build in your case. If you want to go straight to doing a direct build:
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% ./create_test $test_case --no-build # Could also do create_newcase here instead
% cd $case_dir
% ./case.setup # only needed if you did create_newcase instead of create_test
% ./case.build --sharedlib-only # make sure sharedlibs are build, these are not yet handled by cmake
% ./case.build --model-only --dry-run
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* look for CMake cmd*
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% cd $exeroot/cmake-bld
% * copy/paste cmake cmd and run * |
Invoking make (or ninja) directly
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