After upgrades I no longer have the `dragon` command that is used by the
dragon-drop package, making the program unusable. The package is still
in my manifest file that I applied, still shows up in a search, and I
also tried to manually `guix install` it again. No luck.
I use this in a lot of
Julien Lepiller writes:
> I don't think checking for file-exists before mkdir-p makes much sense.
> Doesn't mkdir-p make the same
> checks already?
You’re right — thank you!
> I thought find-files required two arguments? Also the first argument
> could be simplified to input-folder
The
I don't think checking for file-exists before mkdir-p makes much sense. Doesn't
mkdir-p make the same checks already?
I thought find-files required two arguments? Also the first argument could be
simplified to input-folder
Otherwise LGTM, but I can't push myself currently. Thanks!
Le 12
muradm skriver:
> Hi,
>
> swaylock needs wayland-protocols-next in native inputs
> to compile.
>
> wayland-protocols is 1.23, but new swaylock wants >= 1.25
Oh my, I forgot to test this on 'master' before pushing.
Fixed in fc4da86ed6418b6278cc37f1828fb3f879fafb4b.
Sorry for the breakage, and
Hi,
Maven failed to build for me, because java-slf4j-simple-source is no
longer a tarball, but an expanded directory of files.
Copying the files from Scheme makes it build. A patch is attached.
From f9ca747f6ecf63d46a41e813c6c4e7b7190e9081 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Arne Babenhauserheide
Hi,
swaylock needs wayland-protocols-next in native inputs
to compile.
wayland-protocols is 1.23, but new swaylock wants >= 1.25
Thanks in advance,
muradm
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