Accepting EULA in a container recipe

[marsdeno]

When containerizing an easyconfig that requires an EULA to be accepted (e.g. Intel or NVHPC compilers), the container recipe that easybuild generates does not receive the --accept-eula-for=xxx option that is supplied on the command line.
For example :

eb NVHPC-23.7-CUDA-12.2.0.eb --accept-eula-for=CUDA -C --container-config bootstrap=yum,osversion=7 --experimental

results in a recipe that has the following line for easybuild installation of the NVHPC package :
eb NVHPC-23.7-CUDA-12.2.0.eb --robot
It feels like the --accept-eula-for command-line option should be injected into the container recipe.

[Micket]

Hm, one would need to be careful what to include here, as one certainly can't pass all flags, and some things like a --try-amend and such gets a bit confusing at what stage it should appear, before easyconfig is passed to the container or after.

But for --accept-eula-for=XXX makes sense (though I wonder if that should be part of the configuration), and also --cuda-compute-capabilities=xxxx, and probably other things as well.

Feel free to open a PR on this.