Upstream Image: intel-oneapi-compilers explicitly use %gcc@13.2.0 - #325
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Background
Currently, the upstream image places no constraints on what compiler
intel-oneapi-compilersbuilds with, so it opts forgcc@8.5.0(the default external). When we place hard requirements on the version ofgcc(eg.13.2.0) used, as we propose in ACCESS-NRI/access-spack-packages#486 (currentlyprefer, will berequireonce we use this image), these conflict and concretization fails.The PR
intel-oneapi-compilersexplicitly need%gcc@13.2.0intel-oneapi-compilers-classicdoesn't need this as it is not compiled