Re: purpose of GnuTLS versions

2023-02-08 Thread Ludovic Courtès
Hello! Jack Hill skribis: > On Tue, 31 Jan 2023, Ludovic Courtès wrote: > >> Jack Hill skribis: >> >>> Then there's the question of what to do in the meantime for >>> master. Grafts for 3.7.2? Move packages to 3.7.7? >> >> Graft, after making sure both versions are ABI-compatible (it should be

Re: purpose of GnuTLS versions

2023-01-31 Thread Jack Hill
On Tue, 31 Jan 2023, Ludovic Courtès wrote: Jack Hill skribis: Then there's the question of what to do in the meantime for master. Grafts for 3.7.2? Move packages to 3.7.7? Graft, after making sure both versions are ABI-compatible (it should be the case). Unfortunately, we may not be so l

Re: purpose of GnuTLS versions

2023-01-31 Thread Ludovic Courtès
Jack Hill skribis: > On Mon, 30 Jan 2023, Jack Hill wrote: > >> To help us decide, I've asked [0] the GnuTLS developers for their thoughts. > > I was directed to an older thread [0] which provides some more > insight. Having read that, I propose to moving to just one gnutls > version in core-upda

Re: purpose of GnuTLS versions

2023-01-30 Thread Ludovic Courtès
Hi Jack, Jack Hill skribis: > We currently have two versions of GnuTLS packaged: 3.7.2 represented > by the `gnutls` variable and 3.7.7 represented by the `gnutls-latest` > variable. `guix refresh -l` reports that changes to the 3.7.2 version > would cause 14770 rebuilds, but only 30 rebuilds fo

Re: purpose of GnuTLS versions

2023-01-30 Thread Jack Hill
On Mon, 30 Jan 2023, Jack Hill wrote: To help us decide, I've asked [0] the GnuTLS developers for their thoughts. I was directed to an older thread [0] which provides some more insight. Having read that, I propose to moving to just one gnutls version in core-updates. Thoughts? Then there's

Re: purpose of GnuTLS versions

2023-01-30 Thread Jack Hill
On Thu, 26 Jan 2023, Simon Tournier wrote: Hi, On Thu, 26 Jan 2023 at 00:12, Jack Hill wrote: It seems to me that the `gnutls` variable should refer to the latest "stable" release, and the `gnutls-latest` variable to latest "next" release. Does that make sense? What am I missing? This mean

Re: purpose of GnuTLS versions

2023-01-26 Thread Simon Tournier
Hi, On Thu, 26 Jan 2023 at 00:12, Jack Hill wrote: > It seems to me that the `gnutls` variable should refer to the latest > "stable" release, and the `gnutls-latest` variable to latest "next" > release. Does that make sense? What am I missing? This means a core-updates change – so next core-upd

purpose of GnuTLS versions

2023-01-25 Thread Jack Hill
Hi Guix, We currently have two versions of GnuTLS packaged: 3.7.2 represented by the `gnutls` variable and 3.7.7 represented by the `gnutls-latest` variable. `guix refresh -l` reports that changes to the 3.7.2 version would cause 14770 rebuilds, but only 30 rebuilds for the 3.7.7 version. As