This reverts commit e31299010f
and 24163eea58.
The upgrade causes build failures, as noticeably by running ‘guix pull’,
that are being investigated at <https://issues.guix.gnu.org/72183>.
Change-Id: I946b43d938666d9dcddf1e5d856b02462bd8e453
* gnu/packages/ipfs.scm (go-github-com-ipfs-go-ipfs-cmdkit-files)
[arguments]: When building on systems which don't support go-1.16 use
gccgo-11.
Change-Id: I0cf1e3a429603dde3a7dc75f4088c5b5f62ebad4
Signed-off-by: Sharlatan Hellseher <sharlatanus@gmail.com>
Issues are open with upstream checking the status of two projects which
hold quite a dated graph of dependencies which may be dropped or
refreshed after clarifying current maintainer(s).
Change-Id: I1983e8c0d60cfd3776134c4548b1d983e6882d62
* gnu/packages/bootloaders.scm (grub)[arguments]: Adjust configure-flags
when building for powerpc64le-linux to use clang. When building for
powerpc64le-linux add a phase to skip 2 tests.
[native-inputs]: When building for powerpc64le-linux add clang.
Change-Id: I26ce37e7b864964ede5c9fd73a5a2d4cb89ada45
Fixes <https://issues.guix.gnu.org/71979>.
* guix/modules.scm (file-name->module-name): Strip leading “.” component
from FILE.
* tests/modules.scm ("file-name->module-name")
("file-name->module-name, leading dot"): New tests.
Reported-by: Tomas Volf <~@wolfsden.cz>
Change-Id: I3d1b9f3f21448050cac4f3b1aed5f8f03758d4c9
Cached checkouts could end up with stale untracked files, for example
because the checkout was interrupted. As a result, when this happens
for the Guix checkout, users would not get substitutes for ‘guix pull’.
* guix/git.scm (delete-untracked-files): New procedure.
(switch-to-ref): Use it.
* tests/git.scm ("update-cached-checkout, untracked files removed"): New
test.
Co-authored-by: Ricardo Wurmus <rekado@elephly.net>
Change-Id: Iccbe644ade396ad27a037db7e0ef1c2a68ef91ce
* gnu/tests/base.scm (run-basic-test)["shepherd services"]: Use
‘append-map’ on live service provisions to match what
‘operating-system-shepherd-service-names’ does.
Change-Id: Ie54082eed6c7b8d37d3428711e71c11e80940235
* guix/scripts/build.scm (options->derivations)[compute-derivation]:
Pass ‘system’ to ‘package-source-derivation’.
* tests/guix-build.sh: Test ‘-S’ together with ‘-s’.
Change-Id: If35f116285dd9caaf939221163ad0ba831eea993
* gnu/packages/virtualization.scm (qemu)[arguments]: Adjust the
configure-flags to provide a substitute location if built without
ipxe-qemu. Adjust the 'replace-firmwares phase to provide a substitute
location if built without ipxe-qemu. Add a phase when built without
ipxe-qemu to not require those firmware files for building or for tests.
[inputs]: Only build with ipxe-qemu when on a supported architecture.
Change-Id: If914193827faef6fa18b3cc3268d24cc7db4225e
Rather than querying the built-in-builders from the inferior, as using the
host value allows specifying it when opening the connection.
* guix/inferior.scm (port->inferior): Have cached-store-connection take the
built-in-builders.
(inferior-eval-with-store): Call cached-store-connection with the store
connection built-in-builders.
Change-Id: I27c20732355c0c6aa646748a02df39db302cd568
When computing channel instance derivations.
This is useful when you want to generate compatible derivations that can be
run with a daemon that potentially doesn't support builtin builders that the
daemon you're using to generate the derivations has.
I'm looking at this in particular because I want to use this in the data
service, since it provides substitutes for derivations, and since these can be
built on other machines, it's useful to control which builtin builders they
depend on.
Fixes: <https://issues.guix.gnu.org/67250>.
* build-aux/build-self.scm (build-program): Accept
#:built-in-builders and pass along to port->connection or
open-connection as approriate.
(build): Accept and pass on #:built-in-builders.
* guix/channels.scm (build-from-source, build-channel-instance,
channel-instance-derivations, channel-instances->manifest,
channel-instances->derivation): Accept and pass on
#:built-in-builders.
Change-Id: I315c990de66c6f7dca25a859165a5568abe385ea
To open-connection and port->connection. This overrides the discovered
builtin builders that the daemon says it provides.
This is useful when you want to generate compatible derivations that can be
run with a daemon that potentially doesn't support builtin builders that the
daemon you're using to generate the derivations has.
I'm looking at this in particular because I want to use this in the data
service, since it provides substitutes for derivations, and since these can be
built on other machines, it's useful to control which builtin builders they
depend on.
* guix/store.scm (open-connection, port->connection): Accept
#:built-in-builders and use this instead of %built-in-builders.
Fixes: <https://issues.guix.gnu.org/67250>.
Change-Id: I45d58ab93b6d276d280552858fc81ebc2b58828a
