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I ve been trying to install bazel on a Linux system - Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7. While installing, I run into this error : (pls see link below)
As seen, it is unable to load libisl.so.15. But that shared file is indeed present on the system and it is a symbolic link. How can I make the bazel build step recognize the presence of that library file. I did search online forums for solutions but could not find any suitable one for this. Any help/suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Note: I do not have sudo permissions.

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