> Ludovic Courtès <l...@gnu.org> hat am 06.12.2023 23:58 CET geschrieben: > > > Hi, > > Nils Landt <nils@landt.email> skribis: > > > I use guix home for almost everything, but I have installed glibc-locales > > in my "regular" guix (just by running guix package install glibc-locales). > > Now, running guix package --upgrade fails with: > > guix package: error: package glibc-locales@2.37 does not support > > x86_64-linux > > Fixed with 4a6cef9d66ff26e96d63f2f1f886b8212154ca00. > > The problem was that glibc-locales@2.37 is marked as supported for > i586-gnu only (that’s GNU/Hurd).
Thank you for the quick fix! But isn't the the real bug that guix package (--install, --upgrade) consider an unsupported package as the version to install / upgrade to? Expected behaviour for me would be that it checks for the newest version that can actually be installed on the architecture. > The workaround on GNU/Linux would have been to run: > > guix install glibc-locales@2.35 Is this version pin persisted anywhere? Because I executed that, and --upgrade still tried tried to install 2.37.
