Re: fixing --check saying outputs not valid

Dave Love skribis: > Ludovic Courtès writes: > >> To run --check, you must first already have the store item(s) available. >> >> So you would first run: >> >> guix build hwloc >> >> which will ensure both hwloc and hwloc:lib are in your store, possibly >> by downloading substitutes. >> >> Then

Re: Using the Guile json module in a gexp

Hello! Christopher Baines skribis: > So I'm having some trouble using the Guile json module in a gexp. > I've added (with-imported-modules '((json)) ...), and the > module-import-compiled builder crashes. > > Backtrace: >4 (primitive-load "/gnu/store/35zv0m9wwd2nz3agyywv09d3k5v?") >

Re: fixing --check saying outputs not valid

Ludovic Courtès writes: > To run --check, you must first already have the store item(s) available. > > So you would first run: > > guix build hwloc > > which will ensure both hwloc and hwloc:lib are in your store, possibly > by downloading substitutes. > > Then you can run “guix build hwloc --c

Re: build failed: unexpected EOF reading a line

Hi Fredrik, Fredrik Salomonsson skribis: > I thought that it might be something wrong with my recipe I was writing. So > I tested to build the GNU Hello package from the manual (Defining Packages > ). >