On 2022-05-26, Vagrant Cascadian wrote: > On 2022-05-26, Lucas Nussbaum wrote: >> During a rebuild of all packages in sid, your package failed to build >> on amd64. ... >>> PASS: tests/channels.scm - latest-channel-instances, missing introduction >>> for 'guix' >>> FAIL: tests/channels.scm - authenticate-channel, wrong first commit signer >>> FAIL: tests/channels.scm - authenticate-channel, .guix-authorizations >>> FAIL: tests/channels.scm - latest-channel-instances, authenticate >>> dependency >>> PASS: tests/combinators.scm - fold2, 1 list > ... >>> PASS: tests/git-authenticate.scm - unsigned commits >>> FAIL: tests/git-authenticate.scm - signed commits, SHA1 signature >>> FAIL: tests/git-authenticate.scm - signed commits, default authorizations >>> FAIL: tests/git-authenticate.scm - signed commits, .guix-authorizations >>> FAIL: tests/git-authenticate.scm - signed commits, .guix-authorizations, >>> unauthorized merge >>> FAIL: tests/git-authenticate.scm - signed commits, .guix-authorizations, >>> authorized merge >>> FAIL: tests/git-authenticate.scm - signed commits, .guix-authorizations >>> removed >>> PASS: tests/glob.scm - string->sglob, "foo" ... > Will do a local build to see if I can reproduce the failure, various > dependencies have since the last guix upload which might trigger some of > these issues...
Still had the issues in my builds... but this issue is very likely the one fixed upstream: https://issues.guix.gnu.org/55506 ‘tests/channels.scm’ and ‘tests/git-authenticate.scm’ GPG-related test failures In short, the openpgp keys used in the test-suite expired. They fixed it by removing the expiration dates on the keys... will try to do the same. live well, vagrant
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