Hello, Sanity check, please.
When `strip-binaries?` is `#f` and a "debug" output is defined, said output remains empty. Instead, I expect "debug" to get populated with separated debug files. The logic for creating debug files exists in (guix build gnu-build-system) under the definition of `strip`. In particular `strip-dir` extracts the debug info into "debug" if and only fi that output exists. Note, that (guix build-system gnu) already removes "debug" from the outputs when strip-binaries? is true. However, for some reason the actual `strip-dir1 invocation is wrapped in a (if strip-binaries? ...) check, meaning that the entire phase becomes a no-op. Shouldn't that if check be removed? I have CC'ed Mark Weaver, since it looks like he is the author of this particular if block. Cheers, B. Wilson P.S. If the above is correct, then would it make sense for --with-debug-info to also inject a "debug" output as needed? It looks like this would be pretty easy under guix/transformations.scm:transforma-package-with-debug-info.
