bug#31088: Use '@' as version number separator in guix output

2018-04-10 Thread Pierre Neidhardt
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bug#31113: mcron ERROR: In procedure mktime:

2018-04-10 Thread Rutger Helling
I had this problem too. Reverting commit cfbf6de18cc70d2e385feb5f61f9363f18e78ddf (gnu: mcron: Update to 1.1 and deprecate "mcron2".) fixed it for me. pgpXebwLkqBJM.pgp Description: OpenPGP digital signature

bug#31088: Use '@' as version number separator in guix output

2018-04-10 Thread Alex Kost
Chris Marusich (2018-04-09 23:38 -0700) wrote: [...] > Because I changed the package-full-name procedure, this also fixes the > package names in other places, such as graphs produced by "guix graph". I recall there was some discussion about 'package-full-name' in the past but I remember nothing a

bug#27284: ‘guix pull’ broken on Guile 2.0

2018-04-10 Thread Ludovic Courtès
Hello, Ricardo Wurmus skribis: > This is really great! I’m very happy that this is finally in the master > branch. Thank you! It’s still not as good as we’d like obviously, but if you’re lucky, you get pull in 5 minutes now. > As discussed on IRC, there is a problem when running “guix pull”

bug#31117: bug#27284: ‘guix pull’ broken on Guile 2.0

2018-04-10 Thread Ludovic Courtès
Hello, l...@gnu.org (Ludovic Courtès) skribis: > Indeed, on closer inspection, (guix config) is miscompiled and looks for > ‘getenv’ and ‘string-append’ in a nonexistent anonymous module (the > #{ g12345}# thing below) instead of (guile): It turns out the ‘define-module’ form has to be spliced i

bug#31088: Use '@' as version number separator in guix output

2018-04-10 Thread Chris Marusich
Hi, Here's a new version of the patch. The only change is: I modified the tests (tests/graph.scm and tests/profiles.scm) so that they also use the package-full-name procedure's new #:delimiter keyword argument when necessary. I intended to do that from the start, but I forgot. Alex Kost writes