swedebugia writes:
> When I run guix download the data is saved to the store. When I run
> guix build without first running download and the hash mismatches it
> seemingly throws the data away.
This is not a bug.
The data that’s downloaded when you run “guix build” is not added to the
store
Hi
When I run guix download the data is saved to the store. When I run guix
build without first running download and the hash mismatches it
seemingly throws the data away.
I think that is a bug.
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Cheers Swedebugia
Hi, I'm trying to build an old version of kotlin from its git
repository. Unfortunately, there is an issue when checking out the
repository. Here is the log (truncated in the list of branches and
tags):
environment variable `PATH' set to
> My issue:
> Defined a mcron job in config.scm scheduled to run once a day,
> with a scheme expression. How do I test this?
Write the mcron job for a local installation of mcron first for
testing purposes, then move it into config.scm. That's how I do it.
> herd schedule mcron lists the job as
Hello Guix!
This report is regarding the app "youtube-dl-gui" (NOT youtube-dl).
ISSUES:
1) After installation, the app icon does not appear in GNOME Dash.
2) While attempting to download a video (copy pasting link and pressing
start) from any website, the app gets stuck with the notification
Hey Ludo,
> Does that make sense?
>
> I think we should audit and adjust Guile-Parted in that spirit. WDYT?
Yes, it seems like the right thing to do. I'll try to apply those
changes to Guile-Parted next week. However, as we cannot reproduce those
null-pointer issues, we won't be sure if we
My issue:
Defined a mcron job in config.scm scheduled to run once a day,
with a scheme expression. How do I test this?
herd schedule mcron lists the job as merely a “Lambda expression”.
I learned how to give it a descriptive name, but still there’s
no script linked that I can run by hand.
One
