Hi,
On Tue, 10 Dec 2024 at 23:28, Nigko Yerden wrote:
> Now I'm on 47ab553178eb00d02ba9588ed1f7df44fb2f7c4c guix commit and
Hum, indeed something appears incorrect. It comes from grafts, if I
understand correctly.
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$ guix time-m
Here is an example of problematic package with gnu-build-system:
--begin
$ guix install libsmf
guix install: warning: Your Guix installation is 16 days old.
guix install: warning: Consider running 'guix pull' followed by
'guix package
Hello Rutherther,
On Wed, Dec 11, 2024 at 1:54 PM Rutherther wrote:
> You are building the package. I think I've already explained it on
> the IRC few weeks ago: due to how guix is made, build always builds
> all outputs. That is because when you are building the package,
> there is just one buil
Hello Nigko,
> Hello Simon,
> Now I'm on 47ab553178eb00d02ba9588ed1f7df44fb2f7c4c guix commit and
> still have the problem:
> begin---
> $ guix build x265 -d
You are building the package. I think I've already explained it on
the IRC f
Simon Tournier wrote:
Hum. I am not able to reproduce.
First, let be sure nothing is already in the store.
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$ guix gc --list-dead | grep x265-3.5-static
finding garbage collector roots...
determining live/dead paths...
$ guix gc
Hi,
On Wed, 09 Oct 2024 at 18:55, nigko wrote:
>
> # don't forget to insure that /gnu/store does not already contain
> # x265's static output before running this command:
> $ guix install x265
> The following package will b
Hello Guix!
I have found that a command 'guix install ' with a package having
(1) cmake build system
(2) (length outputs) > 1
would download all outputs of the package from a substitute server, not
just "out" output as it should.
For example, a package 'x265', which has 'static' and 'out' out
