Pierre Langlois writes: > Hello! > > Christopher Lemmer Webber writes: > >> Ludovic Courtès writes: >> >>> Hi, >>> >>> Christopher Lemmer Webber <cweb...@dustycloud.org> skribis: >>> >>>> It seems to me that StumpWM broke somehow, for some reason. I can >>>> confirm there was a version change: >>>> >>>> -sbcl-stumpwm@18.05:out >>>> /gnu/store/i0picr2xr2aq2a52nsaw67nvar1r3khw-sbcl-stumpwm-18.05 >>>> +sbcl-stumpwm@18.11:out >>>> /gnu/store/6h2iln76dx8pxdp1hsaqb1yncm8viczj-sbcl-stumpwm-18.11 >>>> >>>> I am not sure if this is the cause or something else. At any rate, when >>>> I try to run commands such as "gnew" (the command to make a new >>>> group/workstation) I get back: >>>> >>>> Error In Command 'gnew': invalid number of arguments: 2 >>>> >>>> I though I'd try running the command manually and check the error, but >>>> this also happens with eval! Some other commands are not affected. >>>> >>>> (I can try re-enabling the live REPL in StumpWM to play around with it, >>>> but I currently have it off because they have the same live hacking >>>> vulnerability in SBCL/SLIME that we had in Guile/Geiser some time ago.) >>> >>> Pierre, does that ring a bell? >>> >>> Others on the mailing list reported being happy with the upgrade, but >>> maybe they use different bits of StumpWM. > > Ah yes, I can reproduce this :-/. Both in GuixSD and with Guix on top of > ArchLinux. The 'gnew' command does work if you pass it the name of the > new group as an argument, that's why I didn't notice this. It should > interactively ask for a name if you don't pass one so that's still a > regression. > > Maybe that's a bug upstream? It would be good to try StumpWM 18.11 on > another distribution to see if this is specific to Guix. I cannot > install it on ArchLinux though at the moment. > > I'll try to investigate more this week when I have more time. > > Thanks! > Pierre
Thanks for looking into it! Yes if you can confirm it happens in another distribution, we should file a bug upstream. In the meanwhile, should I push the older version of the package as per my diff above so people can use the older version if they need it? - Chris