Hi Daniel,
Daniel Schäfer skribis:
> I hacked together a solution that works but is far from nice.
> It is based off of build-aux/run-system-tests.scm and I tried to strip
> it down to the core.
There’s a simpler solution:
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$ cat
Daniel Schäfer writes:
> Is there maybe an interpreted mode?
Yes, if you don’t compile the Scheme files they will be interpreted.
It’s much slower than using the compiled Guix.
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Ricardo
So you're saying, I have to run
```
./bootstrap
./configure
make
./pre-inst-env guix build my-new-package
```
which builds the daemon, and compiles all Guile modules?
And I have to do it, whenever I want to run any system test, or build an
in-tree package (which I'm going to submit for inclusio
Hi Ricardo,
For a test of an external system, like something I develop at work, I
don't want/need to have Guix with all modules compiled present.
I don't want unnecessary steps if they are not necessary.
Please refer to my first mail with an example of running a test standalone.
I'd like some
Hi Daniel,
I don’t understand why you would want to run a system test without
building Guix first.
Could you elaborate?
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Ricardo
Hello Daniel,
Daniel Schäfer writes:
> I'm still trying to figure out, how to run a single Guix system test
> without building the entirety of Guix.
> Does anybody do this? Has anybody written a Guix system test for
> something not in Guix? Maybe a personal or work-related project.
You only h
Hi Guix developers,
I'm still trying to figure out, how to run a single Guix system test
without building the entirety of Guix.
Does anybody do this? Has anybody written a Guix system test for
something not in Guix? Maybe a personal or work-related project.
CC'ing some people who've added gui
