Hello Guix! I have found that a command 'guix install <package>' with a package having (1) cmake build system (2) (length outputs) > 1 would download all outputs of the package from a substitute server, not just "out" output as it should.
For example, a package 'x265', which has 'static' and 'out' outputs and cmake build system gives: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ # don't forget to insure that /gnu/store does not already contain # x265's static output before running this command: $ guix install x265 The following package will be installed: x265 3.5 ... 2,8 MB will be downloaded x265-3.5-static 1.3MiB x265-3.5 1.4MiB ... ------------------------------------------------------------------------ There are 84 packages in the main guix repository satisfying (1) and (2) criteria . Here is the full list of their names for you to try: apache-arrow argagg arx-libertatis bctoolbox bcunit belcard belle-sip belr ceph cmake dealii dealii-openmpi dhtnet dino discregrid fcitx fcitx5-chinese-addons fcitx5-gtk gdcm gemmi gnucash grpc insight-toolkit java-antlr4-runtime-cpp libavif libdecaf libftdi libgit2 liblinphone libssh lime llvm llvm-for-mesa llvm-for-rocm mariadb mediastreamer2 mmg mympd openscenegraph ortp protobuf pt-scotch pt-scotch-shared pt-scotch32 qtbase qtdeclarative scotch scotch-shared scotch32 sortmerna supercollider tidy tidy-html transmission webkitgtk webkitgtk-for-gtk3 webkitgtk-with-libsoup2 weechat woff2 wpewebkit x265 An interesting bit about this abnormal behavior was gained from the discusstion on IRC. It turns out that the command 'guix install --no-grafts <package>' with --no-grafts flag does not download all the outputs of the package but only the "out" output, as one would expect from 'guix install' command. So the issue seems to be related to grafts. What do you think? Regards, Nigko
