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…Spack repository This commit adds a new documentation file `adding_packages.md` that provides instructions on how to add packages to a Spack repository. It includes information on using Spack's built-in repository, creating custom packages, and generating packages with SoftPack. The documentation also includes examples and links to external resources for further reference.
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add documentation for adding packages to Spack repository
This commit adds a new documentation file
adding_packages.mdthat provides instructions on how to add packages to a Spack repository. It includes information on using Spack's built-in repository, creating custom packages, and generating packages with SoftPack. The documentation also includes examples and links to external resources for further reference.