> Yes, this is annoying. I think --substitute-urls (plural) was
> misguided. Instead we should instead have --substitute-url (singular),
> which could be repeated several times. That would solve the troubles
> with spaces.
>
> During a transition period we could keep accepting --substitute-url
Mark H Weaver skribis:
> l...@gnu.org (Ludovic Courtès) writes:
[...]
>> Yes, this is annoying. I think --substitute-urls (plural) was
>> misguided. Instead we should instead have --substitute-url (singular),
>> which could be repeated several times. That would solve the troubles
>> with spa
l...@gnu.org (Ludovic Courtès) writes:
> Martin Castillo skribis:
>
>> guix/util.scm:(arguments-from-envirenment-variable) uses
>> char-set:graphic to split the string. this makes it impossible to pass
>> spaces in the arguments.
>>
>> This makes it impossible to pass more than one substitute-url
Martin Castillo skribis:
> guix/util.scm:(arguments-from-envirenment-variable) uses
> char-set:graphic to split the string. this makes it impossible to pass
> spaces in the arguments.
>
> This makes it impossible to pass more than one substitute-url via the
> environment.
Yes, this is annoying.
guix/util.scm:(arguments-from-envirenment-variable) uses
char-set:graphic to split the string. this makes it impossible to pass
spaces in the arguments.
This makes it impossible to pass more than one substitute-url via the
environment.
