fix

config/config.linux

@@ -82,13 +82,11 @@ function get_build_configs() {
     BUILD_CONFIGS="FF_CUDA_ARCH=${FF_CUDA_ARCH} CUDNN_DIR=${CUDNN_DIR} CUDA_DIR=${CUDA_DIR} NCCL_DIR=${NCCL_DIR} FF_USE_PYTHON=${FF_USE_PYTHON} FF_GASNET_CONDUIT=${FF_GASNET_CONDUIT} FF_UCX_URL=${FF_UCX_URL} FF_LEGION_NETWORKS=${FF_LEGION_NETWORKS} FF_BUILD_ALL_EXAMPLES=${FF_BUILD_ALL_EXAMPLES} FF_BUILD_UNIT_TESTS=${FF_BUILD_UNIT_TESTS} FF_USE_PREBUILT_NCCL=${FF_USE_PREBUILT_NCCL} FF_USE_PREBUILT_LEGION=${FF_USE_PREBUILT_LEGION} FF_USE_ALL_PREBUILT_LIBRARIES=${FF_USE_ALL_PREBUILT_LIBRARIES} FF_USE_AVX2=${FF_USE_AVX2} FF_MAX_DIM=${FF_MAX_DIM} ROCM_PATH=${ROCM_PATH} FF_GPU_BACKEND=${FF_GPU_BACKEND}"
 }
 
-if [ -n "$1" ]; then
-    if [ "$1" != "get-docker-configs" ]; then
-        . $(dirname $0)/config.inc
-        # You can pass the name of the variable you want to print out as $1. This
-        # is used in the python setup script to get the cmake config
-        echo "${!1}"
-    fi
+if [ -n "$1" ] && [ "$1" != "get-docker-configs" ]; then
+    . $(dirname $0)/config.inc
+    # You can pass the name of the variable you want to print out as $1. This
+    # is used in the python setup script to get the cmake config
+    echo "${!1}"
 else
     . $(dirname $0)/config.inc
     run_cmake $*