Hi, Maxim Cournoyer <maxim.courno...@gmail.com> skribis:
>> I believe this is fixed by Shepherd commit >> 24c964021ebd3d63ce6e22808dd09dbe16116a6c, which introduces an additional >> change: loading the config file asynchronously. > > Nitpick: I'd use a git message tag for 'Reported-by', as can be inserted > in the commit buffer in Magit with C-c C-p. They should be placed at > the bottom of the git message to be considered by tools parsing them. Neat, I didn’t know about it, I’ll do that now (I think I started using the “Reported by” convention before Git came into existence…). >> If you wish to test it, you can use the ‘shepherd’ channel. > > I've done so by placing in my ~/.config/guix/channels.scm file: > > (channel > (name 'shepherd) > (url "https://git.savannah.gnu.org/git/shepherd.git";) > (introduction > (make-channel-introduction > "788a6d6f1d5c170db68aa4bbfb77024fdc468ed3" ;2022-05-21 > (openpgp-fingerprint > "3CE4 6455 8A84 FDC6 9DB4 0CFB 090B 1199 3D9A EBB5")))) > > > It'd be nice to have this in the Shepherd doc for easy copy & paste. I’ll add that to ‘README’. >> Let me know how it goes! > > I've edited my ~/.xsession file to use > /gnu/store/ahzl8vxxcd5bqlljwgn8wkp4884sr72l-shepherd-0.10.99-tarball, > and I'm now seeing this: > > $ herd status > Démarrés : > + root > Starting: > ^ emacs > Arrêtés : > - gpg-agent > - ibus-daemon > - jackd > - workrave Uh, so it remains in “starting” state? > Interestingly, the Emacs client is usable. It doesn't change from > there, and requesting it to be stopped hangs Shepherd: Technically it’s waiting for ‘emacs’ to be in “running” state before attempting to stop it. > If I comment out the Emacs service from the ~/.config/shepherd/init.scm > file, the same seems to happen on my next service, gpg-agent: > > $ herd status > Démarrés : > + root > Starting: > ^ gpg-agent > Arrêtés : > - emacs > - ibus-daemon > - jackd > - workrave > > Etc. if I comment that one (now hanging on starting ibus-daemon). It > seems something is still off? Looks like it. Could you share ~/.local/var/log/shepherd.log? Thanks, Ludo’.
