Hi,
Liliana Marie Prikler skribis:
> Thinking about it some more, I am probably dumb and forgot #:respawn?
> #t. Looking at my mail, it most definitely seems as though I did.
> Well, that's a lesson learned, #:respawn? is #f normally.
Oh right, you need #:respawn? #t if you want it to be resp
Hi,
Ludovic Courtès skribis:
> "B. Wilson" skribis:
>
>> After pulling about an hour ago and attempting to reconfigure, it looks like
>> shepherd is falling over, even though the reconfigure command finishes:
>>
>> activating system...
>> The following derivation will be built:
>>
Hi!
I'm not sure if the following suggestion is a canonical way of doing
things (I'm a scheme newb), but it is possible to define a package variant
of diffoscope with a G-expression that uses wrap-program (see
guix/build/utils.scm) to include paths to dependencies as part of an
environment variabl
Happy birthday Guix community :)
Hi everyone,
it’s time to update our Haskell environment – again. GHC 9.0 has been
out for a while and Stackage updated its LTS distribution to version 19
recently, providing a new set of packages for GHC 9.0.
Additionally there some issues/patches regarding haskell-build-system
and the importer,
I apologize if this isn’t the right place to ask these
questions. While this is on the level of beginner tutorial (or should
be, IMHO), the devel list seemed the most relevant.
I’m trying to figure out how I can create a file and view it in
the store before installation. I’d like
Brian Cully schreef op wo 20-04-2022 om 11:40 [-0400]:
> How do I go from the derivation in ’test-drv’ to the output in
> the store? Something like how, from the REPL, this works:
>
> ---[snip]---
> scheme@(guile-user)> ,enter-store-monad
> store-monad@(guile-user) [1]> (text-file "foo" "hel
>>> Pier-Hugues Pellerin writes:
>> Ludovic Courtès writes:
>>> I am trying to update Go to 1.18, I do have a *working* patch that defines
>>> a package that inherits from 1.17 and that adjusts the inputs.
>>
>> Nice!
Yes, thank you! I just found out I need this and came to see if anyone had
sta
That sound great and great timing I was working on that as you send the mail
I think also go-next is a good idea, I will split them in the following
commits:
1. Add go-1.17 inherits from 1.18 (actually reversing the patch in the
previous email)
2. Add go-next pointing to 1.18.
3. Make go point to
Hello,
I've looked a bit more in detail on the Go package definition, Maybe we
should rethink how we are building the Go package in guix?
If I understand correctly, the current bootstrap chain is the following.
1.17 -> 1.16-> 1.4 which is the last gcc version of go.
Looking at the current propos
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