CI: Refactor so path containing regex character does not cause issues #676
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@mvlopri If you get a chance can you look at the changes to see if you think they are accomplishing the same thing as the original code. |
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If the install patch contains characters that are typically recognized by a regex library, usually something like "c++", then the code was failing while determining the include and lib path for the exodus python interface.
Refactor the code to fix the issue. Also removed some EXCLUDE_FILES calls until TriBits is fixed...
Addresses #675