bug#39983: help

bug#39983: Acknowledgement (help)

Okay, here's what happened: 1. I found a bug in Guix that I wanted to report. 2. I checked the manual, which directed me to https://issues.guix.gnu.org/. 3. That page directed me to "submit your patches or email bug-guix@gnu.org to open a new issue." There were no further instructions, so I gu

bug#39984: INFOPATH set in /etc/profile.d/guix.sh should end in ":" for Emacs's sake

I installed Guix into my system, and I've been enjoying using it. However, I found that, after installing it, when I logged out and back in, and then started Emacs, Emacs could no longer see my system's info pages (including Emacs's own info pages). I found that the Emacs variable Info-directory-l

bug#71725: Emacs emacs-disable-jit-compilation.patch prevents native compilation of packages installed outside of Guix?

ated Guix users, it seems to have regressed for those of us who are less "pure" Guix users, who need more flexibility, and who have enjoyed such in the past. Thanks, Adam Porter

bug#71729: Emacs 29.4 emergency bugfix release

Hello, Today an emergency bugfix release was made of Emacs v29.4. It fixes an important security vulnerability. FWIW, I had hoped that I could install it by running: guix install --with-version=emacs=29.4 emacs But that fails the validate-comp-integrity phase, showing that all of its tes

bug#71730: Manual section 2.6.5 on Emacs Packages needs updating regarding native-compilation

Hello, I just noticed that the Guix manual at , in section 2.6.5, says: Note: Emacs can now compile packages natively. Under the default configuration, this means that Emacs packages will now be just-in-time (JIT) compiled as you use them, and the resul

bug#71729: Emacs 29.4 emergency bugfix release

Hi Liliana, On 6/23/24 03:39, Liliana Marie Prikler wrote: Am Samstag, dem 22.06.2024 um 19:52 -0500 schrieb Adam Porter: Hello, Today an emergency bugfix release was made of Emacs v29.4.  It fixes an important security vulnerability. Note: Security bugs should go to guix-security instead

bug#71730: [PATCH] doc: Update note on Emacs packages.

Hi Liliana, On 6/23/24 08:17, Liliana Marie Prikler wrote: * doc/guix.texi ("Emacs packages"): Expand note to talk about differences between native compilation upstream and as used in Guix. --- doc/guix.texi | 31 ++- 1 file changed, 22 insertions(+), 9 deletions(-

bug#64999: Acknowledgement (emacs-next: emacs-29.1 fails to native-compile libraries, giving a runtime error that ctri.o and other files can't be found)

FYI, I hacked together a new package definition, updating the emacs-next one to build 29.1 from the release tarball, and after installing it, everything seems to work, including native compilation. I don't know enough about Guix to understand why using "guix install" with the package transform

bug#64999: emacs-next: emacs-29.1 fails to native-compile libraries, giving a runtime error that ctri.o and other files can't be found

Hi, Since Emacs 29.1 was just released, I tried to install it with: guix install emacs-next --with-commit=emacs-next=emacs-29.1 This builds and installs without error, and it runs, but when Emacs tries to native-compile Elisp libraries at startup, I get these errors in the "*Warnings*" buff

bug#70153: Command "guix show PACKAGE" should also show installed version

Hi, It would be very helpful if the command "guix show PACKAGE" (aka "guix package --show=PACKAGE") showed the version of the package that is currently installed, if any. For example, the version of "emacs" in Guix is currently 29.3, and the version I have installed is 29.1. When I run "gui

bug#39650: wish: search shows whether a package is installed

Hi, FYI, I just filed bug#70153, which is related, about the "guix show" / "guix package --show" command. https://issues.guix.gnu.org/70153 --Adam