bug#59131: gnu: emacs-magit: Tests fail.

Heya, On Wed Nov 9, 2022 at 4:04 AM GMT, Kyle Meyer wrote: > (In terms of fixing Guix's emacs-magit build, 36059e0b applies cleanly > to v3.3.0's tree.) Done: . -- (

bug#58221: nautilus: Crashes loading KgxNautilus plugin twice (problems with NAUTILUS_EXTENSION_PATH)

Tobias Kortkamp writes: > I updated from c8112f3bd95269ce4aca12dedbfe61bb6b37acae to > 0dec41f329c37a4293a2a8326f1fe7d9318ec455 and now Nautilus crashes > with: > > (org.gnome.Nautilus:3664): GLib-GObject-WARNING **: 13:25:09.877: Two > different plugins tried to register 'KgxNautilus'. > > (or

bug#58732: installer: finalizers & device destroy segfault

Hey, I ran further tests and my understanding is that the weak hash-table / finalizer mechanism is not compatible with a C function that can return multiple times the same allocated object. Even if we were to introduce a set-pointer-unique-finalizer! procedure that calls scm_i_set_finalizer inst

bug#58221: nautilus: Crashes loading KgxNautilus plugin twice (problems with NAUTILUS_EXTENSION_PATH)

Am Samstag, dem 01.10.2022 um 13:29 +0200 schrieb Tobias Kortkamp: > Hi, > > The problem seems to be that NAUTILUS_EXTENSION_PATH contains the > same path twice and that it tries to load KgxNautilus from each of > the paths: > > $ echo $NAUTILUS_EXTENSION_PATH > /run/current-system/profile/lib/na

bug#59131:

Fixed independently of my patch by updating to that commit. -- (

bug#59160: Fritzing parts are missing

I've come to notice that Fritzing currently does not work in Guix. The program starts but greets the user with a bunch of warnings/error pop-ups. One being about "142 parts" missing or not being found and indeed: the parts pane remains empty and Fritzing therefor unusable.

bug#59160: Acknowledgement (Fritzing parts are missing)

I've come up with the following patch. It is not optimal (there's still some warnings and it makes use of an ugly hack to get rid of a certain "Unable to find parts git repository" message) but with that patch Fritzing is in a usable state. >From e713d634d8358d1a24219634fa7e8ed3b5c5dff4 Mon Sep