Hi Tanguy,
I tried this
(define-public python-3.13
(package
(inherit python-3.12)
(version "3.13.2")
(source
(origin
(inherit (package-source python-3.12))
(sha256 (base32
"0mpbb6hkzdphyin861ywqnxibh5i4gjl5vvxdyralz6ngk2vr16r"))
(patches (search-patches
"python-3-deterministic-build-info.patch"
"python-3.13-fix-tests.patch"
"python-3-hurd-configure.patch"))))))
and it does work as expected for me (well, as I expect it to work).
Unfortunately, no. First, it doesn’t inherit the `name`, so the package
is not
found
It finds it just fine here.
Did you do
$ ./pre-inst-env guix build python-next
(note: ./pre-inst-env)?
I get a hash mismatch after guix tries to appropriate the 3.12.2 source
for building 3.13.2--as I would expect.
, then there is a problem with the hash, the inherited one being used?!
For me, the new hash is used (as the expected hash).
What is old though is uri--because Scheme is lexically scoped by
default (except for the toplevel and some special things).
What happens is the same as if you did this:
(let* ((name "python-next")
(version "3.12.2")
(uri (string-append name version))
(version "3.13.2"))
uri)
That is, you will get: python-next3.12.2 , and something like that is
what "origin" will still use as uri, even in python-3.13.
What you need to do in such a case is the equivalent of the following:
(let* ((name "python-next")
(version "3.12.2")
(uri (string-append name version))
(version "3.13.2")
(uri (string-append name version)))
uri)
